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eo Politics Photo GalleriesCBC SecureDrop MMIW inquiry won't hear from most families un... - 1 views
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Bernée Bolton, director of communications for the MMIW inquiry, said in a statement that the commissioners are waiting until the fall to hear from other families because many people told the inquiry they would be on the land hunting or travelling in the summer and it would not be a good time to hold hearings.
Bulk of family testimony at #MMIWG inquiry will have to wait until fall - 0 views
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Most of the families who wish to share their story with the commissioners at the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls will have to wait until the fall to do so. While the inquiry will hold three days of family hearings in Whitehorse the week of May 29, it will not hear from families again until September.
Manitoba MP stands behind bill aimed at deterring violence against Indigenous women - 0 views
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A Manitoba member of Parliament is getting behind a Senate bill aimed at deterring violence against Indigenous women and girls following the death of Serena McKay. Robert-Falcon Ouellette brought up the need for "additional protections of the law" in Parliament on Thursday in a statement made in Cree. Ouellette provided an English translation himself.
Leger students remember missing and murdered indigenous women and girls - 0 views
First Nation leader says Toronto Caribbean Carnival disrespecting indigenous regalia - 0 views
St. Regis Mohawk Tribe raising awareness of missing and murdered native women and girls... - 0 views
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AKWESASNE -- The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe will recognize the "National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls" on Friday. Community events have been scheduled for Friday, to help educate and raise awareness, as well as to commemorate the lives of missing and murdered women and girls.
Precious Ones: Nova Scotia family mourns #MMIWG through art and song - 0 views
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Holly Moore APTN National News The Doucette family invited APTN Reporter Holly Moore into their home this past February. Moore was in Eskasoni, Nova Scotia filming her episode, "Precious Ones" airing Friday, May 5. The program looks into Indigenous women's deaths that were declared no foul play by authorities and how their families are looking to the federal inquiry for help to re-open their cases.
Akwesasne to raise awareness of violence, loss - 0 views
National inquiry on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls hearings set to begin - 0 views
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The first family hearing of the public inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women will start later this month in Whitehorse. Skeena Bulkley-Valley MP Nathan Cullen says it's been frustrating for families to get federal documentation to participate. "Ottawa remains a barrier rather than a help," says Cullen.
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