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The Elizabeth Fry Society of Northwestern Ontario's transitional housing program in Thunder Bay, Ont., aims to give women and gender diverse people involved in the criminal justice system a safe space to call home. As the city continues to see the highest opioid toxicity mortality rate in the province, hear what staff and clients want to see done to curb the addictions and homelessness crises.

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