04/08/2026
Our hearts are with all the families, survivors, and communities who will feel the impact of these funding cuts. In the North, these supports are not abstract or optional. They are part of the care, safety, advocacy, and healing that people rely on every day. When funding is reduced, it is our most vulnerable relatives, families, and communities who carry the weight. We know how hard people are already working to support one another and that is exactly why these services must be protected, strengthened, and honored!!
The crisis remains urgent, and organizations like NWAC continue to be vital voices for Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people. In the North especially, ending or reducing specialized supports can leave serious gaps in justice, advocacy, and frontline care.
In Ottawa, leaders of several Indigenous organizations raise concerns about the expiration of federal funding related to the issue of missing and murdered In...