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Home Blogs Politics A better response to Ottawa shooting

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Today, Canada awoke to a new reality, with the government saying it will do everything in its power to support those with mental illness and addictions after a citizen who had fallen through the cracks killed a soldier on Parliament Hill before being shot and killed outside the Library of Parliament.

"Too often those with mental illness and those who suffer from terrible addictions are ignored and left to their own devices in a society that has not provided the necessary care," said Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the House of Commons.

- See more at: http://www.ffwdweekly.com/calgaryblogs/politics/a-better-reponse-to-ottawa-shooting/#sthash.XG4ASv50.dpuf



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