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The radicalization of young Canadians is most often a local problem that requires programs tailored to specific cities, towns or even neighbourhoods.
That's one the preliminary findings by the Canada Centre for Community Engagement and Prevention of Violence.
The federal government set aside $35 million over five years for the centre, which was announced in August 2016. It works within the Department of Public Safety to provide training, support research and provide national leadership on counter-radicalization strategies for provinces, territories and municipalities.