Indigenous protesters to meet with Saskatchewan cabinet ministers
REGINA — Indigenous protesters who set up teepees outside the Saskatchewan legislature to press the government for a meeting are to hold discussions Monday with a group of cabinet ministers.
The Justice for our Stolen Children camp was set up in February after the acquittals of Gerald Stanley in the fatal shooting of Colten Boushie and Raymond Cormier in the death of Manitoba teen Tina Fontaine.
Both victims were Indigenous.
The government had the protesters evicted last week but they set up the camp again a few days later, adding more teepees.