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Time for a reset on social assistance reform

The government should listen to and learn from people who depend on social assistance about what they need. Until we change the system to work with people rather than against them, we won’t break the cycle of poverty.

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BY NOAH ZON AND THOMAS GRANOFSKY
November 4, 2019

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