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Advocate for missing women inquiry backs away from process so he can heal - 0 views

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    Peterborough This Week Sobbing as he drove out of Toronto, John Fox decided he could no longer put himself in front of a public inquiry about the death of his daughter Cheyenne. He had just come from visiting his son last Friday (Dec.
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Michelle Marie Ginnish - 0 views

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    'She was always smiling, no matter what was going on in her life at the time' Michelle Marie Ginnish from Membertou was devoted to her family. Her aunts, Sheila and Debra Ginnish, remember her fondly as a passionate, smart and beautiful woman.
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MMIW series: Remembering the women from the Maritimes - 0 views

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    Editor's Note: This news story is part of a series of features stories produced by the digital reporting workshop class (The Signal website) at the University of King's College School of Journalism in partnership with Kukukwes.com.
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'Red Ribbons in the Park' takes place in Wheat City - 0 views

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    Lanny Stewart / Westman Journal December 13, 2016 12:56 PM Progress has been made, but there's still work to do. That's the sentiment coming from Roberta MacKinnon, vice president of the Brandon Friendship Centre and one of the organizers of Red Ribbons in the Park, which took place last week at Princess Park in the Wheat City.
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Opinion: Words are not enough; Indigenous leadership must take action on Shane Gottfrie... - 0 views

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    Special to APTN National News Many people have heard about, or have seen, the inappropriate picture AFN BC Regional Chief Shane Gottfriedson posted of himself on Instagram. On Tuesday, he apologized and stepped down as the Assembly of First Nations' (AFN) Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls portfolio holder.
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Why Are Indigenous Leaders Partnering with MRA Groups? - 0 views

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    The issue of missing and murdered Indigenous men is now in the spotlight, but Cree researcher Robert Innes warns against giving a platform to organizations that blame feminism.
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There's no hiding the truth, however painful it may be - 0 views

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    Solving a cold-case murder is usually the beginning of the healing process for the victim's loved ones.
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Gregory Scofield on poetry as testimony - 0 views

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    Almost every day, poet Gregory Scofield posts a name or picture of a murdered or missing Indigenous woman to his Twitter feed, captioning each post "Find our missing sister." For his new book, Witness, I Am , Scofield has written an epic poem, "Muskrat Woman," that reimagines a sacred Cree creation story and reflects upon missing and murdered Indigenous women.
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A truly feminist government would consider the plight of Indigenous men: Opinion - 0 views

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    The government of so-called evidence-based decision making is ignoring a glut of evidence that would, in a non-image-obsessed scenario, compel it to expand its inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIW) to include missing and murdered Indigenous men.
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Federal bill to protect Indigenous women and girls close to becoming law - 0 views

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    Annette Francis APTN National News Over the past few days, Sen. Lillian Dyck sat as a witness in a Senate committee. Dyck first introduced Bill S-215 a year ago to amend the Criminal Code and sentencing for violent offences against Indigenous women.
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B.C. keeps families of missing women in the dark, audit says - 0 views

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    The public and the families of B.C.'s missing and murdered women are being kept in the dark about the provincial government's response to the Oppal Inquiry, a new report says. Auditor General Carol Bellringer says that, in 2014, the government stopped reporting on its actions in the wake of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry led by former attorney general Wally Oppal.
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'Stop blaming Indigenous women for being murdered,' critic tells police - 0 views

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    Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth apologized Tuesday for the language used in recent police statements about the 2014 killing of Angela Marie Poorman. Poorman, a 29-year-old mother of three, was stabbed to death in the North End on Dec. 14, 2014. On Nov.
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Gatineau Police appeal for new leads in decade-old Morrisseau murder - 0 views

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    Gatineau police are drawing attention today to an unsolved murder that dates back a decade. They hope re-visiting the scene with the media will spark new information from the public. 27-year-old Kelly Morrisseau was left for dead in parking lot P3 in Gatineau Park 10 years ago this week.
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B.C. aboriginals urge all genders be included in murdered women's inquiry - 0 views

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    Prominent aboriginals in B.C., including Chief Ernie Crey and Janine Cunningham, are in Ottawa this week pressing for men to be included in the Inquiry Into Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women. They're calling their coalition, Expand the Inquiry.
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'She was Aboriginal. She had an addiction': Sister of MMIW says family had to push police - 0 views

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    This is a special edition of The Current from Winnipeg where the show hosted a public forum on ​the issue of policing when it comes to missing and murdered Indigenous women.* Bernadette Smith's sister Claudette Osborne went missing in 2008. She was 21-years-old and was last seen near a Winnipeg hotel.
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Families and lives of MMIW honoured at McMaster * Local, News * Two Row Times - 0 views

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    HAMILTON - McMaster University commemorated a plaque for the families of Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) yesterday on campus - a large step forward considering not so long ago indigenous people would lose their status as an Indian for simply attending a post-secondary school.
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Local 444 Unifor service remembers women in Montreal massacre, murdered aboriginal wome... - 0 views

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    About 60 people wearing white ribbons and holding carnations gathered outside the Windsor Assembly Plant Tuesday morning to remember murdered women, including the 14 Ecole Polytechnique students killed 27 years ago Tuesday. The men and women attending a service by Unifor Local 444 to end violence against women heard the names of the victims read as red ribbons were placed on a wreath.
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AFN BC regional chief issues apology, resigns #MMIW portfolio over Instagram photo - 0 views

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    APTN National News The Assembly of First Nations regional chief from British Columbia resigned from the missing and murdered Indigenous women portfolio Tuesday after he became embroiled in a controversy over an Instagram photo he posted over the weekend.
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Manitoba government questions value of Special Advisor on Indigenous Women's Issues pos... - 0 views

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    (Nahanni Fontaine, former Special Advisor on Indigenous Women Issues is shown here in 2010 at a MMIW Christmas event she organized called "Never Forgotten" at the Manitoba Legislature. The Conservative government said they haven't found any evidence of the work she performed.)
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While mourning École Polytechnique we must remember Canada's largest, ongoing... - 0 views

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    December 6, 2016 marks the 27 year anniversary of the mass femincide at École Polytechnique. Vigils will be held across Canada to commemorate the murder of 14 female engineering students. On that day in 1989, a lone gunman entered a classroom of 60 engineering students and ordered the men to leave.
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