Aid group famously dumped by Tories seeking help from Liberals

After almost six years without government funding, a proposal by KAIROS Canada is under review at Global Affairs Canada.

Chantal Bilulu co-ordinates the Women and Children's program at Héritiers de la Justice, a human rights organization in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The organization is one of five partners for which KAIROS Canada is currently seeking government funding. KAIROS Canada photograph by Ian Thomson

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BY MARIE-DANIELLE SMITH

April 27, 2016

KAIROS Canada, an international development group famously dumped by a Conservative federal minister, is looking to build bridges with the new Liberal government. The government ended its relationship with KAIROS Canada in 2009 after 34 years of federal funding. About $7 million in funding had been...

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