Indigenous healing lodges face underfunding across Canada: critics

The Waseskun Healing Centre in Saint-Alphonse-Rodrigues, Quebec is among 10 across the country that are funded by Correctional Service Canada and reserved for Indigenous offenders serving time in federal custody.

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