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Mar 9: Sarolta Saskiw takes a look at how serious the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women really is in Alberta. We meet a young aboriginal woman who is tired of being a victim and is on a mission to end the vicious cycle of women disappearing or being killed in her community.

Two years after New Brunswick released its plan following the report into the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, the province’s auditor general says most of the actions have yet to be completed and calls it “unacceptable.” Anna Mandin reports.

Following Regina’s annual Point-in-Time count, several community groups come together to offer support and food for those struggling with homelessness. The RCMP holds a walk in the city to bring awareness to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. The University of Regina Cougars Swimming team prepares to dive into a new season in the pool.

Three men have been arrested and charged with second-degree murder and indignity to human remains in connection with the death of Melinda Lynxleg, a 40-year-old Manitoba woman who first went missing five years ago.

Three men have been arrested and charged with second-degree murder and indignity to human remains in connection with the death of Melinda Lynxleg, a 40-year-old Manitoba woman who first went missing five years ago. Plus, fewer people are supporting charities and foundations as the rising cost of living is making for tougher decisions.

Across the country, “Sisters in Spirit” vigils are being held this weekend to remember and honour Indigenous women who are still missing or have been found murdered. In Vancouver, one of those memorials puts the spotlight back on the cases of three young women: Chelsea Poorman, Tatyanna Harrison and Noelle O’Soup. Taya Fast reports.

Now entering day four of her hunger strike outside the regina landfill, family and supporters are starting to join Michele Bear on her journey.

A musical duo from the Okanagan have released a song to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit people. Sydney Morton reports.

Communities across Saskatchewan marked Red Dress Day with walks, ceremonies and gatherings to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people.

The City of Peterborough marked Red Dress Day with a short ceremony outside City Hall where red dresses hung on trees and on the windows of City Hall. May 5 is National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People.

Monday marked Red Dress Day – a national day to remember and honour the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Katherine Dornian reports on how Winnipeggers observed the occasion.

May 5 marks the 15th anniversary of the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two Spirit People, more commonly known as Red Dress Day. Norma Reid takes us to the Calgary Public Library where the focus is on learning and healing for all ages.

(Original airdate Friday, May 2) At the Peterborough Public Library, a powerful piece of public art is taking shape – honouring the lives of missing and murdered indigenous women, girls, and two spirit people. The ‘Red Dress Installation’ invites visitors to add red textiles and other accessories to the dress– each addition meant to represent...

May 5 marks the 15th annual Red Dress Day to honour missing, murdered Indigenous women and girls. Advocates are marching in Kelowna to raise awareness for an issue that hits close to home for many living in British Columbia. Sydney Morton reports.

Nearly three years after they were murdered – the remains of two Indigenous women have been identified in the Prairie Green landfill. Katherine Dornian has more on what advocates say this means for families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous women.

There are renewed calls today for the City of Campbell River to take a stronger stand against suspected racist acts of vandalism. Dozens of memorials for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls have been damaged or destroyed in recent weeks. As Kylie Stanton reports, advocates want those responsible held accountable.

Honouring the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and bringing healing to families and community. the Regina Police Service hosted the 4th annual Sisters and Spirit Healing Walk calling it their largest event yet.

There’s a call for action in Halifax to address the disproportionate rate of systemic violence against Indigenous women and girls. A march was held Friday to honour and mourn the missing and murdered women from across the country and to call for justice for their families. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

A march in Halifax calls for justice for the missing and murdered Indigenous woman across Canada, Scotiabank Centre receives major upgrades ahead of its fall season, and Fisheries and Oceans Canada raises concerns about violence towards fishery officers in Nova Scotia.

The Canadian Library Project is a grassroot art installation that has been instrumental in sharing thousands of stories about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Children across the country. Susan Hay has the story.