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Downtown Winnipeg’s new income-based transitional housing for women escaping domestic violence is fully occupied, with an additional facility set for completion in the coming weeks, the Manitoba government announced. Standing Eagle, the first of the two projects, opened last January and has 11 units – five two-bedroom homes and six three-bedroom homes, the province said in a news release.The second building, the 15-unit Morning Light will be ready for occupants in its studio, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom units at the end of June. The province said it does not expect the facility to be fully occupied until the end of July.Both…
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