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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.

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.

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.

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.

A major development in the case of a confessed Canadian serial killer. Jeremy Skibicki has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the deaths of four Indigenous women. Justice Glenn Joyal says the murders were planned and deliberate and the facts of the case were “mercilessly graphic.” Skibicki’s racially-motivated killing spree has had a profound...

Following a speech from Pierre Poilievre at the annual Assembly of First Nations (AFN) on Tuesday, multiple First Nations chiefs called out the Conservative Party leader for not acknowledging certain issues in his speech, including residential school survivors or the issue of murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls. He was also advised to become...

Clarence Abraham is walking 370 km from Tacla Lake to Burns Lake to raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and men. His niece, Samantha West, explains what motivated his journey and what it means to local Indigenous communities.

Five years after the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) was delivered, which listed more than 200 calls to action to help combat the epidemic, the federal government is under fire for its inaction. Mackenzie Gray reports on Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse...

Eighty years after the invasion of Normandy and the eventual defeat of Nazi Germany, the far-right is resurfacing with alarming force. Dawna Friesen reports from Berlin on the rise of the far-right party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD). She also speaks to members of Identitäre Bewegung (Generation Identity), a far-right group that Germany’s domestic security agency...

Hundreds of red dresses hung from trees along memorial drive honouring and remembering the missing and murdered indigenous women, girls, and two spirited people.

WATCH: May 5th marks a national day of awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Gates Guarin brings us today’s story.

Ceremonies across the country marking Red Dress Day to raise awareness for the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people. An event will mark the day in east Vancouver Sunday evening and as Grace Ke reports, despite pressure year after year, problems remain.

Communities around Canada held gatherings in honour of Red Dress Day on Sunday – a day to raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people across the country. As Anna Mandin reports, the day hits particularly close to home for many in Fredericton.

An event held in Halifax on Sunday saw mothers and caregivers join forces to advocate for better child care and midwifery support in Nova Scotia. And in Fredericton, more than 100 people marched in honour of Red Dress Day – raising awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women across the country.

An event held in Halifax on Sunday saw mothers and caregivers join forces to advocate for better child care and midwifery support in Nova Scotia. And in Fredericton, more than 100 people marched in honour of Red Dress Day – raising awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women across the country.

Ahead of Red Dress Day on Sunday, a time meant to raise awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, frustration is boiling over with the lack of a timeline surrounding a landfill search for human remains. Global’s Daisy Woelk reports.

Dozens of people gathered in Winnipeg on Sunday to mark Red Dress Day. That’s the annual day to honour murdered and missing Indigenous women. Melissa Ridgen reports.

Work is moving forward on the Red Dress Alert — an Amber Alert-like system for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.