When police fail, this First Nations tracker steps in: 'I'm searching for our people'
Indigenous women are 400 per cent more likely go missing and when they do, the search is often hampered by police apathy. That's where Mukwa Bear comes in.
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Indigenous women are 400 per cent more likely go missing and when they do, the search is often hampered by police apathy. That's where Mukwa Bear comes in.
First Nations leaders are calling on the RCMP, the media and the public to do more to help find two people who went missing from the Saik'uz First Nation over
Chelsey Quaw (a.k.a., Chelsey Heron) was reported missing from Saik’uz reserve on Oct. 11
First Nations leaders west of Prince George are calling on the RCMP, media and the public to do more to help find two people who have gone missing from the Saik'uz First Nation over the past year.
Chelsey Quaw (a.k.a., Chelsey Heron) was reported missing from Saik’uz reserve on Oct. 11