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Quebec bill helps Indigenous families track disappeared loved ones, but some remain wary

By Ghazal Azizi Kashi, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Investigative Journalism Foundation Norman Wapachee was born around a decade after his sister Hattie, but he never got to meet her. Instead, he grew up hearing their mom tell stories about her brief time on Earth. In 1955, Wapachee’s parents took their seven-month old daughter to a hospital in Roberval, QC to treat her pneumonia. Soon after, the Wapachee elders received a call informin…

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Quebec bill helps Indigenous families track disappeared loved ones, but some remain wary

Norman Wapachee was born around a decade after his sister Hattie, but he never got to meet her. Instead, he grew up hearing their mom tell stories about her brief time on Earth.

·Niagara Falls, Canada
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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