Status of Women committee  I'm not really sure. I think it's somewhere in the neighbourhood of $8,000 per year for 10,000 subscribers and under.

Status of Women committee  Okay.

Status of Women committee  Sure. For every missing person in our community, law enforcement is involved. If I am contacted directly by a community member saying that his or her loved one is missing and asking if we can send an alert, I say, “Did you contact the police?” The reason for that is that I want

Status of Women committee  No. I don't believe this should be government-run. It should be community-led, just as our alert system is. It was designed by indigenous, for indigenous. I believe that's how the alert system for the red dress campaign will be most effective.

Status of Women committee  Well, we needed to get this up and running as quickly as possible. That was the whole purpose. Yes, that means Jennifer is on call 24-7, 365 days, but that's okay. That's just for now. Now that the alert system has taken on a complete life of its own, it is time to bring in anot

Status of Women committee  I was hired right in the middle of a pandemic and literally had nothing to do. I couldn't go into the community. I couldn't visit. I couldn't even introduce myself. I sat there and thought to myself, “What can I do?” We were right on the heels of the Portapique incident in Nova S

Status of Women committee  [Witness spoke in Mi'kmaq and provided the following text:] Pjila’si. We’ltasi pe’jitiy’oq. [Witness provided the following translation:] Welcome. Nice for you all to come. [English] Welcome. It's so nice to see you all. My name is Jennifer Jesty, and I am the first indige