Saulteaux sisters to reunite in same court where they were convicted decades ago
Lawyer says ‘moving reunion’ expected for members of Keeseekoose First Nation sentenced for murder
James Lockyer
Saskatchewan’s request for media ban on Saulteaux sisters’ bail hearing ‘absurd’: Advocates
‘It’s like they have a policy till death do us part,’ says CAP vice-chief.
Saskatchewan Justice seeks to muzzle media in Saulteaux sisters’ case
APTN News fighting publication ban on Quewezance sisters’ bail hearing
There may have been a miscarriage of justice in case of Quewezance sisters, says justice minister
Odelia Quewezance says she was in shock when she received the news.
Board suspends parole hearing for one of Canada’s longest-serving inmates
Lawyer hoping Odelia Quezwance would get full parole after hearing.
Saulteaux sisters turn to federal justice minister for last chance at freedom
Odelia and Nerissa Quewzance are appealing to David Lametti to review their second-degree murder convictions.
After 29 years in prison, Nerissa Quewezance makes parole – again
‘This is a very important step for Nerissa towards her freedom and towards her belief in herself,’ says lawyer.
Lawyer pushing Saskatchewan Justice to help downgrade murder convictions of Keeseekoose First Nation sisters
Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance have spent 29 years in prison for a crime they say they didn’t commit.
Innocence Canada petitioning Canada to free Keeseekoose women from prison
Two sisters were imprisoned for the murder of Anthony Joe Dolff.