"I was hoping to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls," says 16-year-old Willow Francis.

The shootings of Chantel Moore and Rodney Levi have prompted calls for an independent inquiry and an overhaul of policing in the province.

A rally focusing on raising awareness and demanding justice for missing and murdered Indigenous people is set for Sunday at the Saskatchewan Legislature.

Calls for a public inquiry into systemic racism in New Brunswick are growing louder.

"We can't deny that there is systemic racism in all our institutions. It isn't by some magical stroke of fate that the RCMP would be immune to that. We know it exists and we have to acknowledge it," Miller told reporters in Ottawa.

Some provincial politicians say New Brunswick should have its own agency to investigate incidents involving police.

A dozen family members of Chantel Moore arrived in New Brunswick Monday to a high-profile greeting at the Fredericton airport.

An autopsy has been scheduled and the investigation is ongoing.

About 100 vehicles took part in a convoy Wednesday to call for action for the Indigenous community.

Manitoba Indigenous leaders are calling for the federal government to take action to implement the MMIWG inquiry's recommendations.