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Hundreds using emergency shelters leaves advocates calling for more housing solutions

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More than 100 people gathered at Oodena Circle in Winnipeg on Sunday. They read the names of missing or murdered Indigenous women through a megaphone. The rally was held days after new first-degree murder charges were laid against Jeremy Skibicki. He was already charged in the death of Rebecca Contois.

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Hundreds using emergency shelters leaves advocates calling for more housing solutions

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Hundreds using emergency shelters leaves advocates calling for more housing solutions

Hundreds using emergency shelters leaves advocates calling for more housing solutions

Indigenous leaders and advocates in Winnipeg say the MMIWG crisis is a national state of emergency

Indigenous leaders and advocates in Winnipeg say the MMIWG crisis is a national state of emergency

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