UN report highlights systemic violence against Indigenous women, supports MMIWG inquiry findings
“Indigenous women from First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities face violence, marginalization, exclusion and poverty.”
National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Birth alerts are ‘raced-based genocide’ says Mi’kmaw lawyer
An Indigenous couple in B.C. is living the nightmare all new parents fear – keeping…
MMIW commissioners reconcile Canada Day with their genocide finding
The Canadian Press When Michele Audette was growing up, Canada Day was not a celebration….
Projects honouring MMIWG gets $13M in federal funding
The federal government is committing $13 million to fund more than 100 projects commemorating the…
Saskatchewan to continue using birth alerts despite calls by MMIWG inquiry to stop
The Canadian Press The Saskatchewan government says it will continue to track or seize at-risk…
Billboards honouring missing and murdered Indigenous women go up across the country
Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls are the subject of a new national billboard…
MMIWG commissioner visits Winnipeg one last time as national inquiry wraps up
Family members of Winnipeg’s missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls came together to stand…
Conference discusses MMIWG crisis on both sides of the border
According to Annita Luchessi, executive director for the Sovereign Body Institute, Native American women are…
Inquiry chief commissioner travels to Washington D.C. to talk about Canada’s genocide
The Canadian Press The chief commissioner of the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls…