Justice Minister and Solicitor General Kaycee Madu said organizations and groups should not have to bear the entire cost of protecting themselves from hate crimes while speaking about the new Alberta Security Infrastructure Program, which will provide grants for security and technology improvements to religious and ethnic organizations and Indigenous groups. He shared further details about how the program will work.
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Alberta Security Infrastructure Program to help protect against hate crimes
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