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New minister to consult families on inquiry into missing, murdered indigenous women – CTV

by ahnationtalk on November 6, 2015470 Views

November 4, 2015

Canada’s Ministry of Indigenous and Northern Affairs has a new title, a new leader and a new stance on a potential inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women.

Following her swearing-in for the post, Carolyn Bennett said the issue was “hugely important” and she wanted to promptly begin her work on the issue — but not before consulting with the families of victims.

“We have to end this tragedy and this epidemic,” she told reporters.

“We have committed to get going on this as soon as we can, and we’re going to have to immediately begin talking to the people who can help us get this right.”

Read More: http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/new-minister-to-consult-families-on-inquiry-into-missing-murdered-indigenous-women-1.2643492

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