Association of Metis Non & Status Indians Saskatchewan

Will looking for a video of this presentation. He is a very wise man.

We welcome the Auditor General's decision to examine federal funding related to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) programs and initiatives.

For years, Indigenous women, families, survivors, and advocates have raised concerns about whether funding is reaching the people and communities it was intended to support. While billions have been committed, progress on implementing the Calls for Justice has been far too slow.

The audit is an important step toward greater transparency and accountability. It can help answer several critical questions, such as: Where is the funding going? Is it reaching Indigenous women in all their diversities? And is it making a meaningful difference in their safety and wellbeing?

We already know that much more needs to be done. A thorough and independent review by the Auditor General could help identify gaps, strengthen accountability, and drive the action that families, survivors, and communities have been calling for.

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Northern Prairie Indigenous Peoples Collective Inc. – Kokums Cultural Healing Circle – Now-June 30th

Norther Prairie Indigenous Peoples Collective Inc. is continuing to host workshops for seniors and family members until June 30th as part of the Kokums Cultural Healing Circle – Honouring our Knowledge Keepers Project.

The workshops will be held at St. Michael’s Parish (1503 13th Street West) and include Fire Bag Sewing, Medicine Wheel Teachings, and Indigenous Art Classes (Pointillism and Watercolour). All workshops are offered free of charge and include snacks and refreshments.

Participants must pre-register by contacting Norther Prairie Indigenous Peoples Collective Inc. at 306-940-9143.

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