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A $26.8-million donation to the University of Calgary aims to reduce the damage — particularly to children — of family disputes that too often make their way to the courts.
The massive gift from the Alberta Law Foundation will fund two research chairs and the creation of a Centre for Transformation at the U of C.
The five-year initiative will combine the faculties of law and social work to transform the family justice system.
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