Rinelle Harper, the 16-year-old student who was brutally attacked last month and left for dead near the Assiniboine River, calls for a national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women at the AFN national meeting in Winnipeg this week.
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Meagan Perry
Meagan Perry began her work in media at the age of 17, broadcasting at her high school’s lunchhour intercom radio station. She then moved on to a decade in community radio, working as news director... More by Meagan Perry