Governor General Mary Simon visited James Smith Cree Nation on Wednesday to meet with the community and share her prayers for the victims of the Saskatchewan stabbings. The stabbings took place over Labour Day weekend where ten people were killed and 18 others were injured on the First Nation and in the nearby community of Weldon, Sask. Simon’s attention was focused on the needs of James Smith Cree Nation and what they need to overcome and rise from the tragedy.
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Saskatchewan Stabbings: Governor General offers prayers during visit to James Smith Cree Nation
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