Missing and murdered indigenous women inquiry receives failing grade
KAMLOOPS — Last September the Federal Government launched an independent two-year inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women across Canada.
The cost of the inquiry is almost $54-million.
The decision to launch the inquiry came as welcome news for family and friends of the more than one-thousand indigenous women reported missing or murdered over the past few decades
But now frustration is mounting, as many of the victim’s family members believe little progress is being made and few questions are being answered.