Walk for Justice hits Saskatchewan
The fourth annual walk for justice started in Vancouver on June 21.
Murdered and missing Aboriginal women
Tireless activist walks Vancouver’s dark streets offering a bit of light
Missing and murdered women advocates of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside say there are over 4,000 women missing or murdered in Canada.
Pickton inquiry in crisis as family members of victims question credibility
The Pickton inquiry is falling deeper into controversy.
Police identify remains of 19 year-old woman found in Alberta
The remains of two women have been found near Grand Prairie, Alta.
Remains of 14 year-old girl found in Manitoba: source
Human remains discovered in northern Manitoba are believed to be those of a 14 year-old Aboriginal girl.
Pickton inquiry won’t be ‘up to par’ without involvement of groups: NWAC
It is expected that the missing women’s commission of inquiry will officially start this month in Vancouver.
Some Yukon chiefs duck violence against women rally
Women’s groups in the Yukon want First Nation leaders to be reminded of the violence that continues to plague women and children in their communities.
‘Families of Sisters in Spirit’ raising hope
The families of missing or murdered Aboriginal women are taking action to support each other, to end violence and raise awareness.
BC AG backs Oppal against critics
British Columbia’s Attorney General is defending the controversial decision to appoint former judge and attorney general Wally Oppal to lead an inquiry into how police handled murdered women’s cases in Vancouver before they caught serial killer Robert Pickton.