Man sentenced to 11 years for 2015 killing of Indigenous woman in northern Alberta
Grant Sneesby, who is 72, was sentenced Thursday to 11 years for killing an Indigenous woman in northern Alberta and later moving her body to Manitoba.
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Four years after her death, Tina Fontaine’s mother still seeking answers
This Friday will make a grim anniversary. It will have been four years since…
RCMP charge Manitoba man after missing Alberta woman’s remains found
After nearly three years of searching for her mother, Nicole Gladue-Weesemat received news her search…
Prominent MMIWG activists slam six-month inquiry extension
For over 40 years, activists Bernie Williams and Gladys Radek have been fighting for justice…
MMIWG safety recommendations collecting dust 12 years later: advocates
(Bernie Williams is pictured in this Facebook photo.) APTN News Two self-proclaimed “street sisters” and…
Missing for decades: Inquiry hears how Vancouver’s MMIWG issue ‘fell on deaf ears’
APTN News Some say the tragic death of Tina Fontaine helped spark the National Inquiry…
MMIWG inquiry grappling with healing, aftercare for families
APTN News The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls says it’s…
Took police years to declare Winnipeg woman missing, inquiry told
Janet Lowther can no longer recall her younger sister’s voice. “I can’t remember how she…
MMIWG inquiry needs five months to reorganize, says Quebec Native Women group
APTN News The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls needs five…