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Raymond Cormier, a career criminal and the man police believed killed Tina Fontaine, has reportedly died and “took all the answers with him” said Fontaine’s aunt Thelma Favel.

For decades, cities around the world, including Peterborough, have recognized the role of the urban forest. The trees and shrubs that are contained within city limits, but not necessarily on city property. Peterborough has specific goals for keeping canopy intact, managing the return of urban forest and even developing it further in the city. At...

In Victoria, Tiny Homes Village is now housing people who were recently camping in city parks. The community raised more than $500,000 to fund the capital expenses for 30 transitional housing units built from repurposed shipping containers. Each 100 square foot unit has a bed and mini-fridge. There is 24/7 staff and security and residents...

September 16: One month after Tina Fontaine’s body was pulled from the Red River her family is still looking for answers into the disappearance and death of the teen girl. Lauren McNabb reports.

Grand Chief Sheila North WIlson reacted outside the courthouse in Winnipeg after a jury found Raymond Cormier not guilty of 2nd-degree murder in death of Tina Fontaine.

The news that Raymond Cormier was found not guilty in the death of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine was met with a message from her family to remain calm and peaceful in the wake of the verdict in order to fight for justice. Global’s Zahra Premji reports.

WATCH: The news that Raymond Cormier was found not guilty in the death of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine was met with a feeling of disbelief. Global’s Brittany Greenslade reports.

The news that Raymond Cormier was found not guilty in the death of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine was met with a message from her family to remain calm and peaceful in the wake of the verdict in order to fight for justice. Global’s Zahra Premji reports.

Sun, Feb 25 – About 200 people gathered at Churchill square in Edmonton for a rally calling for justice for Tina Fontaine and Colten Boushie.

Hundreds of Montrealers came out to hold a vigil for murdered Winnipeg teen Tina Fontaine. The vigil comes days after Raymond Cormier was found not guilty of second degree murder in the 15 year old’s death in August 2014. The gathering called for an overhaul to Canada’s justice and child welfare systems to ensure they...

Calls for justice were echoed outside the Court of Queen’s Bench in Regina Saturday as a rally was held as part of a national movement in memory of a 15-year-old indigenous girl. Katelyn Wilson has more.

On Friday night, a community feast is being held to not only honour Fontaine’s memory but to help everyone continue to heal.

In her report on the death of Tina Fontaine, Manitoba Advocate for Children Daphne Penrose says Tina was failed in part due to a lack of information, communication and education relating to sexual exploitation.

An extensive report into the death of Tina Fontaine, entitled A Place Where It Feels Like Home: The Tina Fontaine Story, was released Tuesday.

Tina Fontaine’s great-aunt Thelma Favel talks with Global News about the arrest of 53-year-old Raymond Joseph Cormier in Tina’s murder case. Global’s Talia Ricci reports.

In her report on the death of Tina Fontaine, Manitoba Advocate Daphne Penrose says resources are needed to give kids access to help that is ‘safe and secure’, rather than punitive or confining.

Monday was day six of the trial of Raymond Cormier, the man charged with second-degree murder in the death of Fontaine. Court heard from former staff at the youth centre where Fontaine had been living.

In Winnipeg, the death of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine brought a community together in grief. Now that the man accused in her death has been found not guilty, family, friends and indigenous leaders are calling for change. And hundreds took to the streets today. Brittany Greenslade was there.

What started as a protest over two cases involving Indigenous youth has now turned into a sit-in. A dozen people have been camped out in front of Old City Hall since Sunday. The men charged in the murders of Tina Fontaine and Colten Boushie were found not guilty. Farah Nasser speaks with activist Koryn John.

The NDP questioned the Liberals on Monday about how families of Indigenous women and girls can have justice following the not guilty verdict in the death of Tina Fontaine.