Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in the Cabot Square area of Montreal
For the past several decades, Indigenous women in the Cabot Square area of Montreal have faced extensive violence, trafficking, and exploitation, at the hands of a serial predator. This predator has been tied to the deaths of at least 3 Inuit women, who were all found dead by hanging in this same area of Montreal. In a follow-up investigative piece to these women's deaths, this man told the media "the best way to make an Inuit disappear is to make it look like a suicide".
This article outlines these deaths: https://www.nationalobserver.com/2017/10/16/news/branded-how-inuit-women-montreal-end-street-or-dead
Beyond this, there have been numerous other suspicious deaths and disappearances of Indigenous women in Montreal, with little action from police and other institutions. To learn more, you can visit: www.justiceforcabotsquare.ca