Thursday is the fourth and final day of testimony in the Iqaluit hearing of the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. The hearing in Iqaluit started on Monday and went for four, often emotional, days. This display sitting between commissioners and witnesses at the Iqaluit inquiry hearing is filled with traditional items, including a birchbark basket, okpik (owl) dolls and biscuits. (Garrett Hinchey/CBC)The inquiry expects to conclude its research by Dec. 31 and submit its final report by April 30, 2019. CBC North's Garrett Hinchey is at the Iqaluit hearing and will keep you up to date in a live blog.

Source: CBC News September 13, 2018 09:04 UTC