Calls for reset continue as MMIW national inquiry requests more funding, time

Indigenous activist Ellen Gabriel says the inquiry was flawed from the get-go, and while ‘we all want it to succeed,’ as it stands now she has ‘very little faith’ it will bring about the fundamental changes needed.
With less than a year to go, calls for a reset of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women continue, and while some are concerned that a reset could be the inquiry’s doom, Indigenous activist Ellen Gabriel says as it stands, it’s “failing anyway.” “The TRC [Truth an...

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