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Manitoba's advocate for children and youth says more needs to be done in response to the Tina Fontaine report if the government is to keep children in care safe.

Since her death, a close-knit group of Tina Fontaine's relatives have tried to come to terms with the killings of too many of their family members and to find a way to heal.

A woman who grew up in Manitoba's foster care system shares her experience with Global News and discusses how she thinks the system should change.

The homicide of Tina Fontaine's father in 2011 "profoundly impacted" her life and every system she came into contact with afterwards failed her, according to a report released Tuesday by the Manitoba Children's Advocate.

A new report from the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth Daphne Penrose will be released on Tuesday and is expected to detail Tina's interactions with the child-welfare system, police and others before she went missing.

The family of a Manitoba Indigenous woman killed during a botched robbery will have to wait more than a month to see the man convicted of killing her sentenced.

A Winnipeg court has heard Jeanenne Fontaine started using meth after her cousin Tina Fontaine's body was found in the Red River. Jeanenne was shot and killed two years ago.

The jury trial for two men charged in the killing of Tina Fontaine's cousin started Monday in Winnipeg.

Tina Fontaine will continue to be remembered by Winnipeggers as her name has been used as a local youth centres name.