A residential agency contracted to care for some of B.C.'s most vulnerable youth was shut down this year after a number of shocking allegations came to light, including that a staff member with gang ties offered cocaine to one of the kids.
The claims were made public Tuesday by Bernard Richard, the province's representative for children and youth, who said an investigation into the agency found only 10 of 33 staff and caregivers had received proper screening, including a criminal record check.
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