Legislation to handle miscarriages of justice in Canada could be law by Christmas
David and Joyce Milgaard’s Law would create a commission to review possible wrongful convictions.
James Lockyer
Nerissa Quewezance arrested by Saskatoon police
Nerissa and Odelia Quewezance are awaiting the results of a federal review of their 1993 murder convictions
Two men wrongfully convicted 50 years ago speak out about justice system
‘The justice system needs to change,’ says Allan Woodhouse
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.
Saulteaux sisters to reunite in same court they were convicted decades ago
Lawyer says ‘moving reunion’ expected for members of Keeseekoose First Nation sentenced for murder
Saskatchewan’s request for media ban on Saulteaux sisters’ bail hearing ‘absurd’: Advocates
‘It’s like they have a policy ’till death do us part’,’’ says CAP vice-chief.
Saskatchewan Justice seeks to muzzle media in Saulteaux sisters’ case
APTN News fighting publication ban on Quewezance sisters’ bail hearing
There may have been a miscarriage of justice in case of Quewezance sisters, says justice minister
Odelia Quewezance says she was in shock when she received the news.
Board suspends parole hearing for one of Canada’s longest-serving inmates
Lawyer hoping Odelia Quezwance would get full parole after hearing.