Missing and Murdered Indigenous People

Two people stand in tall grass holding a red MMIWM Spirited+ banner near a Welcome to British Columbia sign.

‘We walk for those who cannot walk beside us’

Stephanie English of Piikani Nation brought the following statement to Shootin’ the Breeze before setting out Sept. 20 on this year’s Calling My/Our Spirit Back Unity Walk. Inspired by the deaths of two of Stephanie’s daughters, it carries a message of remembrance and healing while honouring families of missing and murdered Indigenous and two-spirit people, […]

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A powwow dancer in colourful regalia performs on Fort Macleod’s Main Street as spectators watch from the sidewalks.

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