The Pickton Farms Murders

The Robert Pickton case is just one of many different examples of the crimes being done to indigenous women while most people and even the police seem to not care at all. Compared to other women, those who are indigenous are on average seven times more likely to go missing, while only representing a small part of the population.

If you would like to learn more about different MMIW (missing and murdered indigenous women) cases, try the following links:

Learn about the MMIW movement. nativehope.org
The disappearance of Tina Fontaine in 2014, which started the MMIW movement in 2016. The Canadian Encyclopedia - Tina Fontaine
The highway of tears, notorious for many indigenous women going missing in the area. The Canadian Encyclopedia - Highway of Tears
The Winnipeg landfill, a still ongoing movement involving the bodies of multiple indigenous women found in one landfill. searchthelandfill.com
The Seven Fallen Feathers, a book about seven indigenous highschoolers who died in thunder bay over the course of 11 years. the Seven Fallen Feathers
Sasha Reid and the midnight order, a true crime documentary series on Disney+. Sasha Reid and the Midnight Order - disney+

site sources:

The Pickton Farms Murders

More Info