Unama’ki Jordan’s Principle Manager, Kelly Holley, discusses what’s next for equity and access following the announcement of $1.55 billion in new funding for Jordan’s Principle.

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“We’re pleased with the announcement, but we need sustainable funding,” Jordan’s Principle Unama’ki Manager Kelly Holley told iPolitics in an interview. “We need the Indigenous Services Canada to remove the unnecessary bureaucratic red tape that they put in place ever since Jordan’s principle began.”

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