#MeToo

The #MeToo movement began near the end of 2017.

Since then, allegations continue to mount against Indigenous leaders as more women go public as part of the movement.

On this page, you will see and hear from those who finally feel they can talk about these issues.

How three generations of women are working to stop the impacts of intergenerational trauma

2 months ago Kelsie Kilawna - Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

A family of women discuss what it was like to find healing after enduring years of mental health issues, addictions and sexual violence

Actress says she was ‘ostracized’ by toxic Indigenous entertainment industry

2 months ago Tamara Pimentel

Roseanne Supernault says rejecting Ian Campeau’s advances cost her

‘I’m a monster’: Ian Campeau admits to using his status against women

3 months ago Kathleen Martens

Campeau, Max FineDay make statements on Twitter

Former Manitoba Mountie suing RCMP for systemic racism, discrimination

4 months ago Brett Forester

Marge Hudson launched a proposed systemic racism class-action on July 7

Targeted: Inuit women face harassment – online and off

8 months ago Kent Driscoll

Warning: This story contains disturbing details of a sexual nature and strong language which some…

Inuk actor Johnny Issaluk resigns from geographic society

9 months ago Kent Driscoll

The Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) has confirmed that Johnny Issaluk is no longer an…

Uvangalu: Nunavut’s answer to the Me Too movement

9 months ago Kent Driscoll

Warning: This story contains descriptions of sexual violence and language that some may find disturbing….

New AFN regional chief for Nova Scotia-Newfoundland needs to pass record check

9 months ago Kathleen Martens

“We all have a right to be safe.”

Kelowna sexual assault survivor reaches out-of-court settlement with RCMP after ‘degrading’ interrogation