21-year-old dead after Thunder Bay police don’t respond to 911 domestic disturbance call: SIU nationalpost.com/news/canada/th… via National Post

Ontario’s police watchdog says a 21-year-old woman was found dead in a Thunder Bay home after officers did not respond to a 911 domestic disturbance call. aptnnews.ca/national-news/…

Brayden Bushby, the guy who murdered an Indigenous woman in Thunder Bay by whipping the ball of a trailer hitch at her, is out of jail and posting on Tinder under a fake name. Ladies, and maybe men, he's all yours.

No response to a domestic call and an Indigenous woman is dead. What happened here Thunder Bay Police?

Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating the death of a young First Nations woman at a home in Thunder Bay after police did not respond to a domestic disturbance call. Family members have identified the woman who died as 21-year-old Jenna Ostberg. globalnews.ca/news/10203466/…

Sincere condolences to Vince and Melanie O on the tragic loss of their daughter Jenna. I saw Jenna at the Michikan Lake off rez Christmas gatherings. She was feasting and dancing with her family. She was laughing and full of life! #RIP #JusticeforJenna #MMIWG

The parents of Jenna Ostberg from Bearskin Lake First Nation who died in Thunder Bay are seeking justice after police did not respond to 911 calls. The SIU will be investigating after three 911 calls were made before police showed up at her residence.

The Windigo First Nations Council issued a statement Friday on behalf of the family of Jenna Ostberg, who died in Thunder Bay, Ontario, under tragic circumstances on Dec. 30. youtu.be/WZT3S0S2iZ4

“We have suffered through too many reports and investigations into the loss of our members in Thunder Bay, but we must have faith that the truth about Jenna’s passing will eventually be established.” - Nishnawbe Aski Nation

Chanie Wenjack was born on January 19, 1954. This Friday would have been his 70th birthday. In 1966, Chanie ran away from Cecilia Jeffrey Residential School in Kenora, ON. He walked for 36 hrs along the train tracks before dying of exposure on Oct 22. He was just 12 years old.

Children of Eabametoong First Nation desperately need a school. The community needs fire fighting equipment. The greatest wealth in the nation is not the minerals in the so-called Ring of Fire but in the potential of this young generation. Patty Hajdu

For the people still practicing living within some sense of decency, did you know Robert Picton is eligible for day parole in February, 2024? If he gets his parole it wouldn't surprise me in this world today.🪶 #MMIWG2S

Today marks the 29th year of the Boil Water Advisory in Neskantaga First Nation. Good morning from Ottawa, ON.

Today, February 6th, on what would have been Gord Downie's 60th birthday, we are taking time to honour his legacy and celebrate his life. Happy birthday Wicapi Omani "Man who walks among the stars." Artwork: Blake Angeconeb #DoSomething #ReconciliACTION

Supreme Court says Indigenous children win! Now governments need to honour it!

'We are not Oji-Cree': 22 First Nations across Manitoba, Ontario clear the air on distinct identity cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

Garnet Angeconeb was a leader, a Survivor of Pelican Indian Residential School. He never stopped fighting for what was true and just. The last time I saw him, he said he wanted a long-term care facility built in Sioux Lookout. He was in hospital. Since there weren’t long-term