OTTAWA — The inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls wants governments to create a national police force that would address persistent questions for families and survivors. “We have faced several obstacles from a bureaucratic and procedural and policy perspective in getting our national inquiry up and running and mobilized all across Canada,” Buller said. “Our problems are historical and ongoing,” Buller said, suggesting perhaps that her inquiry will need at least as long as the TRC. “Indigenous women and girls are suffering violence. Of all 900 people who have come forward so far, 100 of them registered in the last month alone.

Source: National Post November 01, 2017 15:34 UTC