Status of Women committee  Yes, it would.

Status of Women committee  No, we don't.

Status of Women committee  We have a detox centre in Ile-a-la-Crosse. That's the only centre we have.

Status of Women committee  No, it's not.

Status of Women committee  Yes.

Status of Women committee  There are none with the program we have in our community. The men who want to get help have to come south to Prince Albert or Saskatoon. Most of those men don't want to leave the community. They like to stay beside their children. Men too have feelings, just like women. They cry

Status of Women committee  Yes.

Status of Women committee  You would have to pursue it through other panels.

Status of Women committee  Since we're focusing on women and children being educated about violence, why not men? That's what I'd like to ask. Why not men?

Status of Women committee  Yes. I would like to add to what you just said. I had a niece come here to a women's shelter. She came here because she was being abused, but then she came back home. She was crying. She said, “Auntie, guess what?” I asked, “What, my girl? What happened?” She said, “You know, Au

Status of Women committee  I forgot where I left off. I'll just add on to where I ended.

Status of Women committee  I think I started off with the information we have that the vast majority of women were mothers, and this indicates significant issues related to intergenerational impacts of missing and murdered women, as children have lost mothers, sisters.... There are many questions about how

Status of Women committee  Yes.

Status of Women committee  I will speak for those seven minutes.

Status of Women committee  I would like to say thank you to Hedy Fry for inviting us here and to all the women who are here--and for those who are not here. I bring greetings from our president, Judy Hughes, and me, Wanda Daigneault. I'm a new member of SAWCC, and I'm also SAWCC treasurer. With me is my m