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Newsroom Ready: Better data on urban Indigenous communities needed: Miller

Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says the process of collecting data on COVID-19 cases in Indigenous communities has improved since last year but it's still not perfect. He says that data is important to inform the allocation of resources at his department.

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