The Manitoba government has launched a $1-million Security Enhancement Fund to help community organizations and places of worship combat a rise in hate crimes and vandalism.
Funding will support the installation of security infrastructure, such as cameras, alarm systems, better lighting and to provide safety training for staff.
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The initiative also allows organizations to apply for grants to restore property already damaged in hate-motivated incidents as well as access to a security counsel, led by Winnipeg police and RCMP, for expertise.
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