Exoneree supports miscarriage of justice law for ‘other innocent people across Canada’
New wrongful conviction process would rely on commission instead of minister
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Threat of federal election could sink new wrongful conviction commission, says Innocence Canada
Bill C-40 was designed to speed up conviction review process
Nerissa Quewezance arrested by Saskatoon police
Nerissa and Odelia Quewezance are awaiting the results of a federal review of their 1993 murder convictions
CAP just one organization surprised to see David Lametti removed from cabinet
The national vice-president of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, or CAP as it’s known, was…
Federal justice minister orders new trial for First Nations men convicted of 1970s Winnipeg murder
Federal Justice Minister David Lametti has ordered a new trial for two First Nations men…
Saskatchewan judge releases Saulteaux sisters on bail while minister reviews murder case
“I’m shocked but thank you,” Odelia says to supporters in Yorkton, Sask.
APTN Investigates: The Long Road Home
For years, APTN Investigates has been following the story of Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance. The…
Saskatchewan judge to release decision on Quewezance sisters in late March
My sense is that the Crown is not recognizing that the nature of the assistance and supports being offered by Indigenous organizations is more likely to yield success, says Senator Pate
Why are people calling for the release of the Quewezance sisters? InFocus asks that question
In 1994, Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance, two sisters from Keeseekoose First Nation, were convicted of…