‘We were so lost’: Dianne Stewart gone but not forgotten
Dianne Stewart’s family remember her life cut too short and continue their search, 24 years later
MMIWG
‘More than a headline’: Sabrina Jack’s family opens up about how she lived life
The Jack family remembers their Sabrina’s humour, care and strength.
Years after losing loved ones, MMIWG families call for justice along B.C.’s Highway of Tears
Vigil one of many held on Oct. 4 to honour the missing and murdered
Indigenous beaders are buying billboards and online ads to help find missing women and girls
The Lil’ Red Dress Project is supporting the search for Raymona Peter and others.
Denendeh remembers MMIWG in Tree of Honour ceremony
Each red ribbon paid tribute to a sister stolen too soon.
MMF doubling reward money for information on Jennifer Catcheway’s whereabouts
Metis organization also paying for 12 new billboards around Manitoba.
Indigenous women don’t face ‘specific threat’ says government lawyer at hearing
Canada argues plaintiff not a good fit for civil suit
Proposed class-action against RCMP is ‘deeply flawed’: Canada
The court hearing continues Thursday in Regina.
Past promises to Indigenous people resurface in pandemic-focused throne speech
Ottawa pledges to reform RCMP, implement UNDRIP and act on MMIWG as feds brace for next COVID-19 wave
