Context with Lorna Dueck

Rinelle Harper, beaten and left for dead by a frozen river, won the nation's attention- not just in her ordeal and survival, but in reviving the call for an inquiry into missing indigenous women and girls.  Today, we discuss her story and that of many other "stolen sisters."  With more than a thousand- and counting- dead or 'disappeared' aboriginal women & girls, momentum is growing for national dialogue.  In a moment, Lorna discusses this renewed call-to-action with the National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations.  Then, some background from the Native Women's' Association of Canada.