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Transforming Mourning Into Action

Summary by La Liberté
Earlier this July, 36 teams of golfers found themselves on the green to raise awareness for the cause of missing and murdered Aboriginal men and boys. A golf tournament at the initiative of Corinne Chief, through Makwa Andawiiwen Inc. This is not the first time that Corinne Chief has engaged in this cause. For the past two years, she has been organizing an annual march, on May 13, to raise public awareness and support bereaved families. Her figh…
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Earlier this July, 36 teams of golfers found themselves on the green to raise awareness for the cause of missing and murdered Aboriginal men and boys. A golf tournament at the initiative of Corinne Chief, through Makwa Andawiiwen Inc. This is not the first time that Corinne Chief has engaged in this cause. For the past two years, she has been organizing an annual march, on May 13, to raise public awareness and support bereaved families. Her figh…

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La Liberté broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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