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High number of funerals leaving Canada’s Indigenous, First Nations communities in constant state of grief

February 28, 2024 4:08 am CST.
Indigenous people in Winnipeg say they go to more funerals than they do graduation or wedding ceremonies, and the grief is weighing on the community. Joanne Roberts has the story.

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