Why are people calling for the release of the Quewezance sisters? InFocus asks that question
In 1994, Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance, two sisters from Keeseekoose First Nation, were convicted of…
Saskatchewan
First Nations leaders say they should be at health care meeting with PM
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to sit down with provincial leaders in early February…
Deux sœurs Saulteaux de la Saskatchewan affirment avoir été condamnées à tort
En saskatchewan, deux sœurs Saulteaux de la Première Nation Keesekoose cherchent à être libérées après avoir passé…
Report calls for ‘reparative education’ when it comes to sexual violence in Saskatchewan
Participants say they have produced a solid sexual violence education framework
Indigenous identity fraud ‘the ultimate step in colonialism,’ Métis lawyer says
Since Grey Owl a century ago, people of European descent have falsely claimed to be…
Métis residential school survivors file 2nd lawsuit against Saskatchewan, Canada
Proposed class-action seeks recognition, compensation
Judge reserves bail decision for Quewezance sisters
“It’s long past time that both Odelia and Nerissa are out of prison,” says Senator Pate
Bail hearing begins in Saskatchewan for sisters in prison for 30 years
Court heard testimony about support for the Quewezance sisters if they are released.
Saskatchewan government expected to oppose bail for Quewezance sisters
Odelia and Nerissa want to be released pending a review of their case by Justice Canada.
