We Can't Forget Their Names
Lorelei Williams started Butterflies in Spirit to honour loved ones lost. And spark a more inclusive future for Indigenous women. A Tyee Q&A.
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Lorelei Williams started Butterflies in Spirit to honour loved ones lost. And spark a more inclusive future for Indigenous women. A Tyee Q&A.
In the wake of the death of Noelle O'Soup, the Key First Nation says it chose Vancouver as a location symbolic of the suffering of Indigenous youth in care for the consultation process to begin on child welfare reforms.
The families of Chelsea Poorman, Noelle O’Soup and Tatyanna Harrison rallied at a Vancouver police station to call for change.
An unsealed court document has revealed more details about how a man deemed a "danger to the public" apparently lured women to his Downtown Eastside apartment, where his body — and, later, the bodies of a woman and a missing Indigenous girl — were found last year.
A woman who levelled a sexual assault allegation against a man now linked to three deaths in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside says she was shocked to learn of his criminal history through a CBC report.