Plan to help Indigenous women 'scattered'

Winnipeg Free Press | Posted: April 29, 2021 6:08 PM | Last Updated: April 29, 2021

Advocate says Ottawa's approach too broad

Image | Sheila North

Caption: 'The government is trying to do everything, and maybe that’s leading to it looking like it’s too scattered,' says former Manitoba grand chief Sheila North. (CBC)

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While the Trudeau government is starting to unveil its approach to prevent Indigenous women from being victims of crime, a Winnipeg advocate says Ottawa's scope might be too broad.

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Plan to help Indigenous women 'scattered'

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