Nearly a decade later, questions still arise over handling of First Nation man’s death investigation in Vancouver
Crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous men, boys and Two Spirit death grows in Canada.
Brittany Guyot
Brittany grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba and is a member of Northlands Dënesųłiné First Nation. She continues her studies at University of Winnipeg and has a keen interest in justice reporting. In 2019, she was selected as the third recipient of the CAJ/APTN Indigenous Investigative Fellowship and is now an Investigative Reporter with APTN Investigates.
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