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Sisters in Spirit Vigil honours missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls (9 photos)

The annual observance included drum songs, a tobacco ceremony, and a candlelit vigil

To honour the National Day of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQIA+ people (MMIWG2S), dozens of residents came together at the boardwalk this evening for the annual Sisters in Spirit Vigil.

The Indigenous Women’s Anti-Violence Task Force, in collaboration with the Bawaating Anishinabekwewok and the Nimkii-Naabkawagan Family Crisis Shelter, hosted the observance that included drum songs, a tobacco ceremony, and a candlelit vigil.

The goal of the ceremony, like many held across the country on Tuesday, is to support the families and survivors of MMIWG2S, while working towards building a safer community.


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