Two members of the BC Lions recently gave a seminar at the aboriginal youth conference in Penticton on helping stopping abuse.
Angus Reid (left) and J.R. LaRose of the BC Lions football team talk to a group of First Nations youth at a seminar on mental and physical abuse at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre this week. The session was just one of a number of presentations taking place this week at the Aboriginal Youth Conference which wraps up Friday.
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