Send us a text On September 4th, 2022, the Melfort RCMP was notified of a stabbing in the James Smith Cree Nation, in Central Saskatchewan, Canada. 11 people were killed and 19, injured. Add to that a violent history, including domestic abuse, one of the longest rap sheets I've ever heard of, and a story of lack of support and resources on indigenous lands. But also, a tale of grief and and healing. Read Vanessa Burns' interview with Global News here: Exclusive: James Smith Cree ...
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Send us a text On September 4th, 2022, the Melfort RCMP was notified of a stabbing in the James Smith Cree Nation, in Central Saskatchewan, Canada. 11 people were killed and 19, injured. Add to that a violent history, including domestic abuse, one of the longest rap sheets I've ever heard of, and a story of lack of support and resources on indigenous lands. But also, a tale of grief and and healing. Read Vanessa Burns' interview with Global News here: Exclusive: James Smith Cree ...
Send us a text In this episode, we are taking a trip to the Canadian Maritimes provinces, more specifically Nova Scotia. In 2013, this terrible story was titled “Murder for lobster” all over the news. But is it as simple as that? Let me tell you right now, no, it’s not that simple. Learn about the tragic story that surrounds Phillip Boudreau's murder. Follow us on Instagram @murdersacrossborders, on Facebook @MABpodcast, or listen to us on your favorite podcasting platform! Follow Val @va...
Murders Across Borders
Send us a text On September 4th, 2022, the Melfort RCMP was notified of a stabbing in the James Smith Cree Nation, in Central Saskatchewan, Canada. 11 people were killed and 19, injured. Add to that a violent history, including domestic abuse, one of the longest rap sheets I've ever heard of, and a story of lack of support and resources on indigenous lands. But also, a tale of grief and and healing. Read Vanessa Burns' interview with Global News here: Exclusive: James Smith Cree ...
