Evidence of meeting #7 for Special Committee on Indigenous Women in the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was women.
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Liberal
Carolyn Bennett Liberal St. Paul's, ON
It was interesting. They didn't put up her name forward. The mother's name is Melissa and the cousin's name is Anwhatin.
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Conservative
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Conservative
Greg Rickford Conservative Kenora, ON
Frankly, Madam Chair, I think that when we have more information on this situation, and we can either authorize a statement or pay a respectful moment of silence to specific person, if that's in fact what we decide.... Perhaps we should, as part of our committee business, understand more fully how we would do this as a group.
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Liberal
Carolyn Bennett Liberal St. Paul's, ON
I was hoping that the researchers could provide us every week with the names of the women who have gone missing and been murdered since we last met....
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Conservative
The Chair Conservative Stella Ambler
I'm more than happy to talk about that under committee business.
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Liberal
Carolyn Bennett Liberal St. Paul's, ON
Last week, NWAC did a general one. I think we could do it generally.
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Conservative
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Conservative
The Chair Conservative Stella Ambler
Yes. That would be fine.
What I'm going to do is to say thank you very much to our witnesses for your time and for lending us your expertise in this matter. We very much appreciate your being here with us tonight.
[Proceedings continue in camera]
