Details of a long-awaited national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls are expected to be released Wednesday, sources tell CBC News. When the first phase of the national inquiry was announced last December, Liberal ministers pledged the process would include families of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Minister Bennett said last week she would consult with families before the official inquiry announcement is made. According to the draft document, the inquiry would largely focus on violence prevention. According to the draft document, the inquiry will aim to hear from the people directly affected.

Source: CBC News July 29, 2016 09:00 UTC