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Federal, provincial leaders offer to assist communities reeling from mass stabbing attack
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8:22Now PlayingIndigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu says a range of services will be made available to James Smith Cree Nation in the wake of the mass stabbing attack, including mental health counselling. Hajdu says there are many questions to be answered in order for Saskatchewan communities to feel safe after the fatal stabbings.
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