It was so much more than just a march for justice for Roderica Ribbonleg and Malena Loonskin that drove residents to walk 127 kilometres from John D'Or Prairie to High Level in northern Alberta.

In Alberta, calls for justice were loud as people walked and gathered to have their voices heard.

Some have argued the federal government has not fulfilled its promise to help make the country a safer place for Indigenous peoples.

"This is the worst face of racism," said Liberal's Marc Miller on Joyce Echaquan's treatment.

The proposed suit alleges systemic negligence from the RCMP while investigating dozens of cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Tragedy struck twice for Myrna LaPlante and her family with the disappearance first of her aunt, Emily Osmond, then her nephew, Cody Wolfe.

Gambia filed the case last fall on behalf of the 57 Muslim countries in the Organization of Islamic Co-operation under the 1948 Genocide Convention.

Lorraine Whitman, president of the Native Women's Association of Canada, says criteria for Amber alerts should be reviewed to prevent the same delays from affecting another minor.

Artists from the Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth created pieces that deal with democratic participation, workplace barriers and gender-based violence.

Friends and family of Ashley Morin have been joined by different police agencies and search organizations to look for the missing woman.