Tania Ross, who works with at-risk youth in Winnipeg, said there is a positive path forward for teens travelling down a dangerous road. She explained on Wednesday how her journey of healing and confronting her childhood trauma, changed her life for the better. Global’s Marney Blunt has more.
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