Manitoba, Saskatchewan sign agreements with federal government as part of gender-based violence action plan
On Tuesday, Women and Gender Equality Minister Marci Ien announced funding agreements with Manitoba and Saskatchewan in line with the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence, a 10-year agenda laid out by the federal government last year.
Both plans include province-specific funding parameters and priorities, including increasing prevention efforts, reaching underserved and at-risk populations, and stabilizing the gender-based violence sector. “We know that we cannot end gender-based violence unless we work together, that’s why multi-level partnership is the foundation of our National Action Plan,” she wrote.
“Ending gender-based violence requires efforts from all levels of government, as well as Indigenous partners, stakeholders, frontline gender-based violence service providers, and victims and survivors,” Garrett-Baird said.
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