UN reminds Canada, Manitoba they’re breaching international law by not searching landfill
A United Nations committee says Canada is obligated under international law to search a landfill for missing Indigenous women.
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‘No other way’: Former Anishinaabe Mountie playing a role in Winnipeg landfill search
At one time, Margorie Hudson was in RCMP advertisements in Manitoba to recruit Indigenous people…
Family of Morgan Harris says not much has changed since accused was arrested in her death
It was just over a year ago when family and friends of Morgan Harris gathered…
Man accused of killing four women, disposing of bodies, pleads not guilty
A First Nations ceremony was performed in a Winnipeg courtroom Monday before the man accused…
Winnipeg’s Brady Road landfill closed until further notice
The City of Winnipeg says its Brady Road landfill is closed until further notice. A…
Feasibility study says short timeline important for landfill search
The study says one of the most important factors is the time between when a victim’s remains end up in a landfill and when a search begins.
First Nations leaders, families want authorities to start search of Winnipeg landfill
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs and families of two First Nations women who are believed…
Study finds search for women’s remains at landfill could take years, cost up to $184M
A search for the remains of two First Nations women at a Winnipeg-area landfill could…
RCMP told feds it could offer advice to Winnipeg police on landfill search: document
A newly released document shows the head of the RCMP told Ottawa the national police…