Innocence Canada looking to free Keeseekoose First Nations sisters after 3 decades in prison
Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance were convicted of 2nd-degree murder 29 years ago.
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Lawyer pushing Saskatchewan Justice to help downgrade murder convictions of Keeseekoose First Nation sisters
Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance have spent 29 years in prison for a crime they say they didn’t commit.
‘A case of potential wrongful conviction’: retired judges lobby for release of First Nations sisters
A cousin confessed to the crime they are doing time for.
Legal advocates appealing to justice minister to overturn sisters’ murder conviction
A group of high-profile criminal justice advocates held a Facebook live event on Friday to…
‘Our people are political prisoners’: CAP calls on Trudeau to help with immediate release of sisters
David Milgaard also says the conviction of two sisters from Saskatchewan is a ‘terrible injustice.’
Innocence Canada petitioning Canada to free Keeseekoose women from prison
Two sisters were imprisoned for the murder of Anthony Joe Dolff.
Saulteaux woman says she was wrongfully convicted, trying to clear her name after 25 years in prison
APTN Investigates: A Life Sentence – Watch part 2 here. A Saulteaux woman says…
‘Very emotional’: Residential school children who died are honoured at ceremony in Gatineau
Annette Francis and Jolene Banning APTN News A special ceremony was held in Gatineau, Que.,…
Body found outside Saskatoon city limits
APTN National News On January 2nd, police found the body of 36-year-old Bernadine Quewezance about…