It took 15 years of advocacy to get cell coverage on Highway of Tears, and families say there is still much work to do
2006 report also outlined issues with police and transportation along the infamous highway.
MMIWG Inquiry Anniversary
On June 3, 2019, Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
The report goes into detail on the struggle families have with authorities over loved ones that have either been murdered or gone missing – and labels what Indigenous women have experienced since colonization as genocide.
The commissioners released 231 Calls for Justice from provincial, territorial and federal authorities.
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2006 report also outlined issues with police and transportation along the infamous highway.
Only available in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Newfoundland-Labrador so far.
‘It’s been a long haul’ says niece of Shirley Ann Soosay from Samson Cree Nation.
Family, friends and searchers looked for the remains every weekend.
Along so-called Vancouver Island Highway, two Nations come together to hang red dresses and remember lost loved ones.
It’s been nearly two years since the national inquiry released its 231 calls for justice with no response from federal government
Dancers, drummers and speakers from across B.C. will share the message that Indigenous women matter.
Family offering $10,000, appealing to the public for clues in her disappearance.
Misogyny was found to be a consistent factor in the violence
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