Manitoba’s 100-bed justice centre will replace approximately 80 local jobs; first phase funded at $142M
Government of Manitoba broke ground on the Dauphin Centre for Justice: 100 beds, 25 therapeutic, $142M phase one; early work fall, build starts summer 2027.
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Government of Manitoba broke ground on the Dauphin Centre for Justice: 100 beds, 25 therapeutic, $142M phase one; early work fall, build starts summer 2027.
The Dauphin Centre for Justice strengthens safety and capacity while creating construction and rehabilitation-related jobs in Parkland—encouraging for newcomers, students, workers, employers, and families across Manitoba.
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