Prince Albert group finds new home to help at-risk youth
HOP Youth, a program that works to keep children and youth off the streets and out of gangs, has bought a 57-acre property northwest of Prince Albert to serve as its home base.

HOP Youth, a program that works to keep children and youth off the streets and out of gangs, has bought a 57-acre property northwest of Prince Albert to serve as its home base.
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