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Remote work 'man camps' in Canada linked to violence against Indigenous women: report

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A study released last month shows links between Canada's resource extraction industry and violence against Indigenous women and girls. The study was first announced by the Standing Committee on the Status of Women back in April, after originally being requested by Winnipeg Centre MP Leah Gazan. Included in the study is information about and detailed concerns regarding what are commonly referred to as man camps. These are temporary villages built to house primarily male workers who are working at a site temporarily, often on resource development projects.

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Remote work 'man camps' in Canada linked to violence against Indigenous women: report

Evidence of men housed at work camps preying on Indigenous women and girls who live in the area

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Remote work camps linked to violence against Indigenous women: report

A report has linked Canada’s resource extraction industry and violence against Indigenous women and girls. Read more.

2 years ago·Portage la Prairie, Canada

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Portage Daily Graphic broke the news in Portage la Prairie, Canada 2 years ago on Wednesday, January 11, 2023.

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