Staying home is vital, but only if it is a safe place for you and your family | TLN Connects

With everyone focused on staying home, some vulnerable populations are often overlooked. Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Crown–Indigenous Relations discusses the Indigenous communities' preparation plans for a potential COVID-19 outbreak and the rise in domestic violence across the country.

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