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Connie Walker

Verified
Toronto
As seen in: Gimlet Media, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC Indigenous, CBC Thunder Bay, CBNT-TV (St. John's, NL), Missing & Murdered: Finding Cleo, Patch, WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC), The Caledonian-Record
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A sister’s search for truth

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By Eva Uguen-Csenge Verified, Connie Walker Verified, Scott Anderson, Linda Guerriero
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
Frustrated with police, Meggie Cywink is determined to find the truth about the death of her sister, Sonya Cywink, even if that means investigating the case herself. WARNING: This story contains details concerning the murders of Indigenous women. It also may affect those who have experienced sexual assault or know someone affected by it. Four years after Sonya Cywink was killed, the Anishinaabe woman was given the name Kitchi-tidibaayaanimad-kwe. It means “whirlwind woman” in Anishinabemowin.
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Thread by @connie_walker on Thread Reader App

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By Connie Walker Verified
| threadreaderapp.com
In the late 1970s, my dad was a special constable in the RCMP. One night when he was on patrol, he pulled over a vehicle because he suspected the driver was drinking. When he got to the window, he recognized the driver. It was a priest who had abused him in residential school. I first heard this story about a year ago, when my brother shared it. I felt sick when I read this post.
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First Nations 'ecstatic' over historic Supreme Court ruling

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By Connie Walker Verified
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
First Nations across Canada are celebrating today's Supreme Court decision that granted declaration of aboriginal title to more than 1,700 square kilometres of land in British Columbia to the Tsilhqot'in First Nation, the first time the court has made such a ruling regarding aboriginal land. Chief Roger William of the Tsilhqot'in First Nation reacts to today's decision by the Supreme Court of Canada.
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