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First Nations leader says little change for women's safety since Pickton murders
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First Nations leader says little change for women's safety since Pickton murders
She says governments can do better, pointing to the $15 million in federal funding allocated to a three-year program targeting auto theft, compared to $1.3 million for a pilot alert system when an Indigenous woman or girl goes missing
Little change for women safety since Pickton murders, Indigenous leader says
Little has changed for Indigenous women in B.C. who are victims of crime since the notorious murders carried out by serial killer Robert Pickton, a spokesperson for the Union of BC Indian Chiefs says.

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