Jodie Millward, the inquiry's former manager of health responsible for Alberta, British Columbia and Yukon, was fired Oct. 15 after only 14 weeks on the job. Morene Gabriel was hired with the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls national inquiry in June and fired on Nov. 14. (Jeff Stapleton/CBC)Millward joins Morene Gabriel, a former inquiry community relations manager, and Melissa Carlick, a former inquiry health coordinator, in speaking out about the inquiry's internal problems. Melissa Carlick, who lives in Whitehorse, was the community liaison and health co-ordinator for the MMIWG inquiry in Yukon, Alberta, N.W.T. (Wayne Vallevand/CBC)Millward said she kept her director informed of staff issues, but she was never sure what happened to her reports.

Source: CBC News November 18, 2017 12:00 UTC