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Federal government to inject $76 million toward new home for Canadian basketball

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Federal government to inject $76 million toward new home for Canadian basketball

There’s a new court for Canadian basketball — six of them, in fact.

The federal government is set to announce a $76-million investment into a new national basketball facility later Wednesday, sources told CBC Sports.

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