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Faith communities should be responding to MMIWG report

Through the commitment of all Canadians, including faith groups, civil liberty organizations and elected officials, it is possible for us to bring about real change and foster the tenets of friendship and mutual care that Indigenous groups signed the treaties for in the first place. This is not an Indigenous problem, it’s an Indigenous tragedy and it is on all of us to ensure that it stops here.

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June 24, 2019

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