Canada Labour Day- 1900s.... such a long struggle...
ONE BILLION RISING- NO MORE EXCUSES- NO MORE ABUSES- please
don't discriminate one woman's scars over anothers...
BLACK EYES, BLUE TEARS... SHANIA TWAIN
Canada's Shania Twain wrote Black Eyes, Blue Tears back in
the 90s.... and put it 2 music and played it around the world.... Shania kicked
country music's ass and the black hats... and woke the world up 2 girls count...
girls are equal and ... girls can do anything they dream on.... Shania Twain
was adopted when she was 2 by Objiway Gerry Twain (she adored her Grandpa
Twain) who adored his wife, Sharon. Shania grew up in the 'Reserves, Bands' of
First Peoples of Canada - 10,000 and knew exactly what it was like 2 live in
poverty, despair and the injustice of the horrible treatment of Canada's First
Peoples as all Governments of Canada and all political stripes- throwaway
trash..... Shania Twain is a hero to so many women globally.... and has over
one billion fans.... shania walked the talk and kept her soul, her honour and
the respect of herself and her fans....
Shania started food banks at all her shows, including kids
from each and every town, supported and played 4 troops be4 it became noticed,
and said - feed your own kids first and those of your communities, villages and
cities- 4God's sake look after ur
kids..... Shania is one of China's favourite artists- and one of the world's - Shania made women matter and girls believe
in empowerment of education and freedom... and equality.... Shania kept her honour, her dignity and her
courage and the deep devotion of her billion fans... and Shania never sold us
out not once.... Shania walked the floor 2 support Toby Keith and the troops
when u could NOT find country music 2 do so.... Shania soundly reported 2 media
that she admired and respect Michael Jackson's brilliance and found him 2 be a
good and gentle man... when u COULD NOT find a star of any colour 2 step up
..... that's Canadian folks....
Canadians are know as the most loyal fans and friends on the planet...
and have proven it on the battlefield so often that it's a given by all
nations.... Canadian troops are the most respected and trusted out there... and
that's not bad.
ONE BILLION RISING-
stop the abuses- stop the excuses- IT'S NOT JUST ABORIGINAL WOMEN BEING ABUSED
TORTURED AND MURDERED IN CANADA.... we must fix this.... don't discriminate one
woman's scars over another.... AND MISSING MURDERED PROSTITUTES DIE MISSING...
AND WAY 2 OFTEN 2 F**KING HARD..... and that's the real inquiry!!!!!! imho
"Black Eyes, Blue Tears"
Black eyes, I don't need 'em
Blue tears, gimme
freedom
Positively never
goin' back
I won't live where
things are so out of whack
No more rollin' with
the punches
No more usin' or
abusin'
I'd rather die
standing
Than live on my knees
Begging please-no
more
Black eyes-I don't
need 'em
Blue tears-gimme
freedom
Black eyes-all behind
me
Blue tears'll never
find me now
Definitley found my
self esteem
Finally-I'm forever
free to dream
No more cryin' in the
corner
No excuses-no more
bruises
I'd rather die
standing
Than live on my knees
Begging please-no
more
Black eyes-I don't
need 'em
Blue tears-gimme
freedom
Black eyes-all behind
me
Blue tears'll never
find me now
I'd rather die
standing
Than live on my
knees, begging please...
Black eyes-I don't
need 'em
Blue tears-gimme
freedom
Black eyes-all behind
me
Blue tears'll never
find me now
It's all behind me,
they'll never find me now
Find your self-esteem
and be forever free to dream
BLACK EYES, BLUE TEARS... SHANIA TWAIN
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2014
INNOCENCE
LOST: CHILDREN IN THE SEX TRADE
• A spokeswoman at the IWK Health Centre said they do not offer any programs specifically tailored for underage prostitutes. The children’s hospital did not make anyone available for an interview to accompany this story.
• In an interview this May, Halifax RCMP Staff Sgt. Fred Priestley said there are normally about 40-50 juvenile prostitutes at any given time in Halifax. Overall, Priestly said there are a few hundred sex workers in the city and most use websites to get business.
• Dr. Michael Goodyear, a prostitution expert at Dalhousie University’s medical school, said the stigma faced by sex workers can be stronger for younger girls, making it harder for them to find treatment or safety. That fact also makes it more difficult to research the issue. He said many sex workers get their start in the business through the guidance of friends with connections.
• Earlier this month, Florence Muriel Young, 36, of Upper Hammonds Plains, was given a sixyear s entence after she pleaded guilty to three counts of living off the avails of the prostitution of three girls aged 16 and under. Two similar cases involving other people are currently before the courts.
• There were 63 new advertisements placed under the escorts section of Backpage.com as recently as last week. Several of them said the girl is “young." Other ads were for males, s ome mentioned “half-price Thursdays" and others indicated the services were available in Truro, Sydney, Kentville and Wolfville. Some ads provided the name of the sex worker’s downtown Halifax hotel.
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How a troubled teen turned to the
sex trade
LOST GIRL
How a troubled home life and the promise of easy money lured a 13-year-old into the sex trade
How a troubled home life and the promise of easy money lured a 13-year-old into the sex trade
DAN ARSENAULT CRIME REPORTER
She was only 13 or 14, but Lisa was selling her body for sex and advertising for new clients in the escorts section of Backpage.com. She’d meet males, ranging in age from 17 to about 70, in hotels or apartments. Her ads would bring her up to 10 calls a day and she might work with five people daily, she said.
The Halifax-area girl had run off from a home she’d been placed in elsewhere in the province. At the time, she was always angry and confused and joined another girl who showed her the way into the fast life.
Lisa is a little older now, no longer prostitutes herself and is preparing for a return to school.
Her mother Margaret — who’d also worked in the sex trade — contacted The Chronicle Herald this June. She wanted to make more people aware of this issue, which she says involves dozens of troubled local girls under age 16.
Weeks later, Lisa also decided that she wanted to talk about it.
Lisa and Margaret are not their real names. Some details that might identify them have been left out o f this story.
They have privacy concerns and say safety is an issue, too.
“I just wish, I guess, kids could live as much as normal," Lisa said in a late-morning interview at a Halifax coffee shop. “I was so careless. I definitely wasn’t safe."
Lisa was five years old the first time she was taken from Margaret, whose own tough life started in a rural part of the province. Margaret endured teenaged sexual abuse, then some violent adult relationships and a subsequent turn to drug addiction.
“My mom was in a violent relationship and I don’t think she was around the right people," said Lisa, who does not remember much about that time.
Margaret’s partner hit her and threatened to kill her, but never in front of Lisa.
“She didn’t witness (it) but she heard it all," Margaret said, adding Lisa was never physically struck or abused.
Lisa returned home after a few months and things stayed that way until she reached age 10, which is when her behaviour became pretty much uncontrollable.
Margaret was in another unhealthy relationship, had other kids to keep an eye on and started abusing Dilaudid.
“That’s when I started to deteriorate mentally and emotionally so I take full responsibility for that," Margaret said. “I don’t deny my part that I played in this path that she’s on."
Margaret regularly called the police to pick up Lisa and made self-referrals seeking parenting assistance from child welfare agencies.
Lisa, like the other kids, was removed from the home, which also took her away from her school and friends.
“I missed out on that point in my life where I could have . . . I don’t know what normal is, but like a normal teenage childhood."
Lisa was under the care of an agency the first time she smoked marijuana at age 11. She resisted authority and rarely accepted the help offered by social workers.
“I liked some of them but most of the time I didn’t. I felt the system was all twisted and backwards. I was angry at everybody. I think I got, like, a lot of chances to change and step up but . . . I felt like I was too far gone."
Margaret and Lisa wanted to be reunited, but that wouldn’t happen for years.
“My mom was a good mom to me, she loved me but she also didn’t have the help of parenting skills, the relationship skills," Lisa said.
Both acknowledge Margaret was unfit to have control of her children at the time of the separation, but Margaret thinks she could have kicked her drug addiction with proper support, which she says wasn’t available.
Lisa hated being in the care of others and soon learned she couldn’t be forced to attend school.
Margaret said her daughter learned something by not attending classes: how to manipulate people and the child-care system.
She star ted hanging out with a like-minded girl and her resentment grew, as did her search for independence. It was around this time Lisa found out Margaret had briefly prostituted herself in order to buy Dilaudid off the street.
The lure of making money appealed to Lisa, but she never really gave any thought to sex work.
She’d drank and partied before but her decision to sell her body was a spur-of-the-moment thing, Lisa said.
Well-spoken and pretty, Lisa knew she could convince people she was much older. Her friend had connections in the s ex trade and Lisa’s mindset was incredibly negative at the time, so she took that previously inconceivable step once when the pair had run o ff.
“To me that (sex work) was gross, but my judgment was so . . . it just felt like I had no emotion or nothing to lose at the time, which sucked for being 13 years old, right?"
“My generation, everybody is very attracted to money and fame, the high life and drugs. Everybody was very attracted to this fast life."
She compared her situation — of getting away from child support agencies and b eing out on her own — to that of more established, adventure-seeking adults.
“There’s good, positive people that their fast life is travelling when they’re 21 and going to Miami and partying it up," she said.
“But the fast life we were living was, you know, sleeping with men for money and having five bills and, you know, doing coke and new clothes and having nice brand names and things. I felt, like, very independent almost. Making my own money and being able to live by myself."
Lisa came into contact with p olice and eventually ended up back in Margaret’s home, which made her happy at first.
“She just really wanted to come home and live a normal life," Margaret said. “Once she got home, she didn’t like normal."
Margaret and Lisa made it clear they love one another and want to maintain a positive relationship.
However, they had issues which revolved around Lisa’s independence and the trappings tied to her newfound means of getting money and attention .
“She wanted to go hang out with certain people," her mother said. “Her own therapist even said (Lisa) is attracted to the money . . . and this lifestyle and the drama that comes along with this lifestyle."
In the hopes of keeping Lisa home, Margaret tried to tap into the things she learned in therapy, parenting classes and visits to a family resource centre. It didn’t work.
“When you try to apply that to a child like (mine) she laughs, like ‘are you kidding me?’ " Lisa left home and returned to s ex work.
She’d collect a lot of money and didn’t really have a pimp, but found there were other people hanging around to help sp end her money.
“At the time I was spending it on a lot of different people. They took advantage of me being an escort."
She used a wide variety of drugs, but never smoked crack or us ed needles, she said.
Once, she felt pressured by an older client who tried very hard to convince her to smoke crack.
Although she never felt threatened by a pimp and spoke of having people around for protection, she felt she couldn’t continue to make good money and remain independent. She initially thought she was smar t by making her own money, but later felt like a fo ol for wasting it on others.
Margaret knew what Lisa was up to.
She downloaded pictures (that did not show Lisa’s face) from the online ads and showed them to p olice.
“They’d tell me, ‘If we find her and she looks safe, there’s nothing we can do about it,’ " Margaret said.
Just as when Lisa stopped attending school, Margaret believes her girl had too much control over the situation. She said if Lisa denied being a sex worker, police or social workers tended to back off. “ My daughter is not that easily played," Margaret said. “She’s never been made accountable for any of her actions."
As for the police, Margaret thinks they are too interested in seeking prosecutions. She disputes comments from p olice who say they use a harm-reduction model that favours finding support programs for sex workers over laying charges.
After another run-in with p olice, Lisa left sex work and returned home. Lisa said many of her peers are into the fast life. She estimates she cou ld identify 50 female s ex workers younger than 16 in Halifax, a number similar to one police have previously used.
They are afraid of being taken to Toronto by pimps, she said.
Like her mother, Lisa wishes she’d been allowed to return home earlier and distrusts the system that kept them apart. She thinks she’d never have gotten into sex work if that was the case.
However, “I’d be no saint," she acknowledges.
She has known one p olice o fficer for more than a year, but refus es to trust the cop completely.
“I think you’re stupid if you trust anybody 100 per cent," she said.
Similarly, she said she’s misus ed the trust shown to her by police and social workers.
“I think they’ll take a youth’s word, which is stupid, over parents’ concerns."
She admits she couldn’t have been talked out of doing the things she did.
“I don’t know how to convince people to stay away from it. It’s dirty and it’s sad and I just shouldn’t have been in that situation. I missed out on my innocence. It’s not like I can go back."
If things work out at school, she said she might like to us e her own experiences and knowledge of the system to work with troubled kids like her.
However, for now, she still struggles with authority and damaged emotions that can sometimes flare up. Margaret said she never sees Lisa show emotions or cry anym o re.
Random Facebook messages or emails from p eople still living the fast life can hit Lisa at weak moments and she said her biggest worry is she’ll make another dangerous, spur-of-the-moment decision .
“My fear is that it still excites me and I have no friggin’ clue why. I’m just in a point in my life where I’m trying to figure it all out actually, because I feel lost all the time."
in Canada hundreds of thousands have been fighting 4 safety and rights of kids lost in the street - am so tired of this sheeet..... 40 years later.... enough 2 make us weep.... all those battles...
WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES- 1970s- Joe South
AUSUST 27: this blog has gone viral on so many boards .... and the best comment:- this was posted on a justin trudeau post..... and it states the point.... peter mackay's version is get better laws in place and better community involvement- let's fix it...One Billion Rising
COMMENT:
Meghan Cottrell I typically support Justin's stance on many issues...this one i unfortunately do not. What is happening to these woman is a tragedy but i don't think an inquiry is in any way going to help the cause. We already know root cause. The lifestyle, poverty, social surroundings, drugs and alcohol puts these girls more at risk. What we need to spend the money on are programs, education, actual tangible plans to help with the situations that put these girls/women at risk. Programs to help a woman become less vulnerable. This is not a just an indigenous woman issue, this is an every women's issue who tend to be exposed to the kind of poverty, drug use, lack of education etc. Let's start fighting the root cause and actually help these women not spend more money on inquires that will go on and on and do no ACTUAL help for the women at risk today. An inquiry to spend millions on finding out what we already know instead of millions on the street and used to solve the problem seems like a waste to me.
AUGUST 27- AND CHECK OUT UNITED KINGDOM- EVIL IS RISING
ENGLAND
Rampant child abuse reported in city
About 1,400 children were sexually exploited in a nor thern England city, a report concluded Tuesday in a damning account of “collective failures" by authorities to prevent victims as young as 11 from being beaten, raped and trafficked over a 16-year period.
Report author Alexis Jay cited appalling acts of violence between 1997 and 2013 in Rotherham, a city of some 250,000. The independent report came after a series of convictions of sexual predators in the region and reports in the Times of London.
The report described rapes by multiple perpetrators, mainly from Britain’s Pakistani community, and how children were trafficked to other towns and cities in the north of England, abducted, beaten, and intimidated.
“There were examples of children who had been doused in petrol and threatened with being set alight, threatened with guns, made to witness brutally violent rapes and threatened they would be next if they told anyone," Jay said. “Girls as young as 11 were raped by large numbers of male perpetrators."
Attention first fell on Rotherham in 2010 when five men received lengthy jail terms after convictions of grooming teens for s ex. (AP)
BEST COMMENT: 36 million Canadians- r kids matter.... and our Canada matters.... and HAMAS IS -TERRORISTS HATING WOMEN/GIRLS/GAYS... and majority will vote on how political leadership puts Canada security first..... PERIOD.... imho
COMMENT FROM SITE: At least 1400 children in that ONE TOWN were brutalised and
serially raped over a period of 16 years by predominantly Pakistani men,
MUSLIMS (not "Asian,' as the British media euphemistically claims).
Remember, this is only the FIRST in a series of such inquiries in the UK for
which results have been released. There is no doubt, absolutely no doubt, that
this will be the tip of a very large iceberg.
We need to stop p!ssing around
and recognise what is happening around the globe. Unrestricted Muslim
immigration to Western nations is a slowly unraveling disaster of monumental,
epoch-making proportions. We must be contacting our political representatives
and DEMANDING that there be a complete cessation of immigration from all OIC
nations (with the exception of genuine refugees, such as persecuted
minorities). As it is patently obvious to any but the congenitally deluded that
whatever safeguards are in place to weed out the radicals from the genuine
moderates has been a sickening failure, Canada must likewise closely vet all
Muslim would-be immigrants from western liberal democracies.
The extent of radicalisation of
existing mosques and Islamic-based community facilities in this country must be
extensively investigated. There must be a further tightening of our laws
pertaining to designated terrorist organisations. All foreign-born residents
who advocate on behalf of such groups or who propagate Islamist rhetoric should
be subject to deportation. Those who are born here must be subject to criminal
prosecution.
We must learn from the
disturbing events transpiring in the UK and Europe. As it is, it is a virtual
certainty that given the accelerated growth of the Muslim immigrant population
in Europe against that of the comparatively tepid replacement levels of native
Europeans that the coming decades of this century with be fraught with
tremendous conflict.
We have
to start thinking long-term. Last month in Calgary we saw at least 1000 Hamas
supporters demonstrating in front of City Hall. In other cities in Canada the
numbers were much higher. How many do you think we'll have openly venting their
Islamist sympathies ten years from now?
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one billion rising- no more excuses- St. Mary's University -Halifax NS
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WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES- JOE SOUTH- 70s
The Facts on Violence Against Women - Battered Women's Support ...
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average, every six days a woman in Canada is killed by her intimate partner. ...
were 582 known cases of missing or murdered Aboriginal women in Canada[24].
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That's how most people see prostitutes. But for most hookers in Canada, ... on missing or murdered prostitutes seem to ... pimp now is drug addiction.
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The Facts About Violence Against Women
We help women in Canada to move out of violence by funding emergency shelters, support programs, and effective follow-up programs. We also invest in school-based violence-prevention programs, where girls and boys learn how to stop the violence — for good.
1. Since crime rates in Canada are falling, is violence against women still a serious problem?
2. But isn’t there less domestic violence now than in the past?
3. What is violence against women?
4. What causes violence against women?
5. Aren’t males just as likely to be victims as females?
6. If a woman is being abused, why doesn’t she just leave the relationship?
7. Who is most at risk?
8. What effect does domestic violence have on children?
9. What should I do if I think someone is being abused?
10. Can violence against women ever be stopped?
Sources
Since crime rates in Canada are falling, is violence against women still a serious problem?
- Half of all women in Canada have experienced at least one incident of physical or sexual violence since the age of 16.1
- 67% of all Canadians say they personally know at least one woman who has been sexually or physically assaulted.2
- On average, every six days a woman in Canada is killed by her intimate partner. In 2011, In 2011, from the 89 police reported spousal homicides, 76 of the victims (over 85%) were women.3
- On any given day in Canada, more than 3,300 women (along with their 3,000 children) are forced to sleep in an emergency shelter to escape domestic violence. Every night, about 200 women are turned away because the shelters are full. 4
- Each year, over 40,000 arrests result from domestic violence—that’s about 12% of all violent crime in Canada.5 Since only 22% of all incidents are reported to the police, the real number is much higher.
- As of 2010, there were 582 known cases of missing or murdered Aboriginal women in Canada.6 Both Amnesty International and the United Nations have called upon the Canadian government to take action on this issue, without success.7,8 According to the Native Women’s Association of Canada, “if this figure were applied proportionately to the rest of the female population there would be over 18,000 missing Canadian women and girls.”9
- According to the Department of Justice, each year Canadians collectively spend $7.4 billion to deal with the aftermath of spousal violence. This figure includes immediate costs such as emergency room visits and future costs such as loss of income. It also includes tangible costs such as funerals, and intangible costs such as pain and suffering.10
- In a 2009 Canadian national survey, women reported 460,000 incidents of sexual assault in just one year. 11 Only about 10% of all sexual assaults are reported to police.12 When it comes to sexual assault, women are frequently not believed, blamed for being assaulted, “or subjected to callous or insensitive treatment, when police fail to take evidence, or when their cases are dropped arbitrarily.” 13 Only a handful of reported assaults ever result in a conviction: each year, only about 1,500 sexual assault offenders are actually convicted.14
- About 80% of sex trafficking victims in Canada are women and girls.15
- More than one in ten Canadian women say they have been stalked by someone in a way that made them fear for their life.16
- Provincially, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, which have consistently recorded the highest provincial rates of police-reported violent crime, had rates of violence against women in 2011 that were about double the national rate. Ontario and Quebec had the lowest rates of violence against women. As is the case with violent crime overall, the territories have consistently recorded the highest rates of police-reported violence against women. The rate of violent crime against women in Nunavut was nearly 13 times higher than the rate for Canada. 17
But isn’t there less domestic violence now than in the past?
- Like all violent crime in Canada, rates of domestic violence have fallen in recent years.18 This decline is partly due to increased social equality and financial freedom for women, which makes it easier for them to leave abusive relationships at earlier stages. It is also due to years of effort by groups who are working to end domestic violence. Their achievements include improved public awareness, more treatment programs for violent men, improved training for police officers and Crown attorneys, having the police lay charges rather than the victim, more co-ordination of community services, and the creation of domestic violence legislation in some areas of Canada.19
- Still, despite this good news, some disturbing trends are emerging:
- In 2010, the rate of intimate partner homicide committed against females increased by 19%, the third increase in four years. During that same period, the rate for male victims fell by almost half. 20
- After falling for a decade, rates of domestic violence have now flat-lined. In 2009, the rate of self-reported spousal violence was the same as in 2004. 21
- Victims are now less likely to report an incident to police.22
- More women are experiencing violence after leaving their abuser.23
What is violence against women?
- The United Nations defines violence against women as:
- “Any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or in private life."24
- This violence can include:25
- Physical abuse: Slapping, choking, or punching her. Using hands or objects as weapons. Threatening her with a knife or gun. Committing murder.
- Sexual abuse: Using threats, intimidation, or physical force to force her into unwanted sexual acts.
- Emotional or verbal abuse: Threatening to kill her (or to kill the children, other family members or pets), threatening to commit suicide, making humiliating or degrading comments about her body or behaviour, forcing her to commit degrading acts, isolating her from friends or family, confining her to the house, destroying her possessions, and other actions designed to demean her or to restrict her freedom and independence.
- Financial abuse: Stealing or controlling her money or valuables (of particular concern to older women). Forcing her to work. Denying her the right to work.
- Spiritual abuse: Using her religious or spiritual beliefs to manipulate, dominate, and control her.
- Criminal harassment/stalking: Following her or watching her in a persistent, malicious, and unwanted manner. Invading her privacy in a way that threatens her personal safety.
What causes violence against women?
- In our society, gender inequality is visible in many areas, including politics, religion, media, cultural norms, and the workplace. Both men and women receive many messages—both blatant and covert—that men are more important than women. This fundamental inequality creates a rationale for humiliation, intimidation, control, abuse, and even murder.
- In this context, it becomes easier for a man to believe that he has the right to be in charge and to control a woman, even if it requires violence. This is not only wrong, it’s against the law. 26
- Violence against women is rooted in the belief that women deserve less social power and it is therefore acceptable – maybe even necessary – to exert power over them. This mindset also drives many other forms of violence, such as racism, homophobia, classism, ageism, and religious persecution.27
- There is no evidence that alcohol or mental illness causes men to be violent against women. Men who assault their partners rarely assault their friends, neighbours, bosses, or strangers. In fact, when it comes to alcohol, there is a clear double standard: while alcohol consumption by an offender is often used to excuse their behaviour, victims who have been drinking are often blamed for their own victimization.
Aren’t males just as likely to be victims as females?
- We strongly believe that ALL violence is unacceptable, and we applaud other campaigns that work to end violence. As a women’s organization, our mission focuses on women and girls. However, our teen violence prevention programs are co-ed, designed for both boys and girls.
- According to police, men (49%) and women (51%) in Canada are equally at risk of violent victimization. However, men are much more likely to be assaulted by a stranger or someone from outside their family, while women are much more likely to be assaulted by someone they know.28
- About half (49%) of all female murder victims in Canada are killed by a former or current intimate partner. In contrast, only 7% of male murder victims were killed by intimate partners. 29
- Some self-reported research shows women are almost as likely to use violence against their partner as men.30 Although some people claim that men are too embarrassed to admit a woman has abused them, the reverse is actually true: in self-reported research, men tend to over-estimate their partner’s violence while under-estimating their own. At the same time, women over-estimate their own violence, and under-estimate their partner's. This explains why self-reported research often shows similar levels of violence by men and women, even though other research clearly shows that women are disproportionately the victim.
- In addition, self-reported research does not clarify that men are far more likely to initiate violence, while women are more likely to use violence in self-defence.31
- Most men are not abusive to their families. However, when family violence does occur, the victims are overwhelmingly female:
- 83% of all police-reported domestic assaults are against women.32 This pattern is consistent for every province and territory across Canada.33
- In spousal violence, three times as many women experience serious violence such as choking, beating, being threatened with a knife or gun, and sexual violence. Women are more likely to be physically injured,34 to get a restraining order,35 and to fear for their lives.36
- For the past 30 years in Canada, women are three to four times as likely to be killed by their spouse.37
- About 80% of victims of dating violence are female.38
- Girls experience sexual assault at much higher rates than boys: 82% of all victims under the age of 18 are female. 39
- Girls are four times as likely as boys to be sexually assualted by a family member. 40
If a woman is being abused, why doesn’t she just leave the relationship?
- Women often stay because the abuser has threatened to kill them if they leave, or to kill himself, or to kill the children.41
- Women believe these threats, for good reason - the most dangerous time for an abused women is when she attempts to leave her abuser.42 About 25% of all women who are murdered by their spouse had left the relationship.43 In one study, half of the murdered women were killed within two months of leaving the relationship.44
- Some women stay because the abuser has threatened to harm or kill a household pet. In one study, over 60% of women living in an emergency shelter had their pet or their children’s pet harmed and/or killed by an abusive partner.45
- Almost 60% of all dating violence happens after the woman has broken off the relationship.46
- Women sometimes stay because they are financially dependent on their partner. Over 1.22 million Canadian women live in poverty, along with their children. Women who leave a partner to raise children on their own are more than five times likely to be poor than if they had stayed.47
- Some women stay because they have strong beliefs about keeping family together. Sometimes, relatives or in-laws blame the woman for the violence and insist she stay.
- Domestic abuse is often a gradual process, with the frequency of assaults and seriousness of the violence slowly escalating over time. Since abusers often express deep remorse and promise to change, it can take years for women to admit that the violence will never stop and the relationship is unsalvageable. In the meantime, the long-term experience of being abused can destroy women’s self-confidence, making it more difficult to believe they deserve better treatment, that she can find the courage to leave, or can manage on their own.
Who is most at risk?
- Violence against women happens in all cultures and religions, in all ethnic and racial communities, at every age, and in every income group.
- However, some women are especially at risk:
- According to both police-reported and self-reported data, younger women are at a much higher risk of violent victimization. 50 66% of all female victims of sexual assault are under the age of twenty-four (11% are under the age of eleven). 51 The rates of violent crime against women aged 15 to 24 is 42% higher than rates for women aged 25 to 34, and nearly double than the rates for women aged 35 to 44. 52 Women aged 15 to 24 are killed at nearly three times the rate for all female victims of domestic homicide.
- 60% of women with a disability experience some form of violence.53 According to the DisAbled Women’s Network of Canada, women with disabilities experience the same types of violence as other women in addition to other forms related to their disability, including: increased difficulty leaving an abuser due to mobility or communication issues, higher rates of emotional abuse, being prevented from using a necessary assistive device (wheelchair, cane, respirator, etc.), and abuse by institutional caregivers and/or other residents.54
- Immigrant women may be more vulnerable to domestic violence due to economic dependence, language barriers, and a lack of knowledge about community resources. 55 Newcomers who arrive in Canada traumatized by war or oppressive governments are much less likely to report physical or sexual violence to the authorities, for fear of further victimization or even deportation.
- Many racialized women face barriers to reporting incidents of physical or sexual assault or seeking help. “A study with young women of colour in Toronto found that one-in-five experienced racism in the health care system which included cultural insensitivity, racial slurs, and poor quality care.”56
What effect does domestic violence have on children?
- Although adults may think “the kids don’t know,” research shows that children see or hear many domestic violence assaults.57
- Each year in Canada, an estimated 362,000 children witness or experience family violence.58
- Domestic violence is more common in homes with young children than homes with older children. 59
- Children who witness this violence are at immediate risk of being physically injured. 60 Children who grow up in violent homes are more likely to be victims of physical abuse.
- According to the RCMP, a child who witnesses spousal violence is experiencing a form of child abuse, since research shows that “witnessing family violence is as harmful as experiencing it directly.”61
- While not all children who witness violence suffer direct physical abuse, they frequently develop long-term behavioural and psychological problems. 62
- Exposure to violence can affect children’s brain development and ability to learn, and lead to a wide range of behavioural and emotional issues such as anxiety, aggression, bullying, phobias, and insomnia. 63
- Research shows that children who witness violence are more likely to grow up to become victims or abusers. 64
- Children who witness violence in the home have twice the rate of psychiatric disorders as children from non-violent homes. 65
What should I do if I think someone is being abused?
- If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or the emergency number in your community.
- Put her safety first. Never talk to anyone about abuse in front of their suspected abuser. Unless she specifically asks for it, never give her materials about domestic abuse or leave information through voice messages or emails that might be discovered by her abuser. However, abuse thrives in secrecy, so speak up if you can do so safely.
- If she wants to talk, listen. If she doesn’t, simply tell her she does not deserve to be harmed and that you are concerned for her safety. Ask her if there is anything you can do to help, but don’t offer to do anything that makes you uncomfortable or feels unsafe.
- If she decides to stay in the relationship, try not to judge her. Remember, leaving an abuser can be extremely dangerous. Sometimes, the most valuable thing you can offer a woman who is being abused is your respect.
- Learn about emergency services in your community, such as your local women’s shelter or sexual assault centre. Search on-line, or consult the front pages of your telephone directory.
Can violence against women ever be stopped?
- Although some people may think violence against women is not very serious or is a ‘private’ matter, these attitudes can be changed. Drinking and driving was once treated almost as a joke, but thanks to strong advocacy campaigns, it is no longer socially acceptable and is subject to serious criminal penalities. In the same way, public education, violence prevention programs, and a strong criminal justice response can bring about an end to violence against women in Canada.
- Violence prevention works. Research shows that high school violence prevention programs are highly effective. Even years after attending one of our programs, students experienced long-term benefits such as better dating relationships, the ability to recognize and leave an unhealthy relationship, and increased self-confidence, assertiveness, and leadership.
- You can help. If your local school doesn’t offer a teen violence prevention program, ask it to start one. And let your elected representatives know that you think violence against women and girls is a serious problem in Canada. Ask them what they are doing to end the violence.
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33 Ibid. p. 25.
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35 Ibid. p. 12.
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59 Ibid.
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61 Ibid.
62 Ibid.
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Witness haunted by the long ago disappearance of Lynn Adel Oliver
Woman says she saw missing Oliver in a man’s car after she went missing
A woman says she saw Lewis Seward Bowden and Lynn Adel Oliver at Albert and Marsh streets in New Glasgow 35 years ago. Oliver’s disappearance remains a mystery. (CHRISTIAN LAFORCE / Staff)
She nearly stopped in her tracks.
He stared at her — she stared back.
The young woman beside him also stared, before he shoved her head down and their car took off.
That was 35 years ago — and the Pictou County woman can’t forget that day.
The woman, who asked that her name not be used, wonders if she had done or said something, Lynn Adel Oliver, missing from New Glasgow since back then, might have been found.
“The car is sketched in my mind. He’s looking straight at me and I’m looking dead at him, and she’s sitting,” the witness said in a recent interview.
“Me and her actually made eye contact.”
Then 22, Oliver had been missing for about a month. She was last seen on Aug. 25, 1979. There has been no trace of her for more than three decades.
She had been fearful of a man, Lewis Seward Bowden, who lived in her area.
And that’s the same man the witness believes she saw in the brown car with Oliver.
“First, I was stunned, then I was sick to my stomach,” said the witness. “I wanted … to get back home as quick as I could.”
Bowden wasn’t supposed to be around Oliver, but there he was, according to the witness, with her in his car at Albert and Marsh streets in New Glasgow.
By this time, police had been out looking everywhere for the mother, who family and friends have said would have never willingly spent so much time away from her young son.
When he laid eyes on the witness at the intersection, Bowden got very uncomfortable, the witness remembers.
“He was frantic, there was no two ways about it,” she said. “At this point, he knew I saw him and I saw her.”
The car drove off toward his mother’s place on Bowden Road, where Bowden lived with his ailing mother.
And that’s the last time the witness ever saw Oliver.
The witness eventually told a police investigator, who she said didn’t seem to take her story very seriously way back then.
But in the past number of years, things have changed; New Glasgow Regional Police Service opened up the cold case and are checking out numerous leads.
In 2007, the province announced a $50,000 reward for information leading to a conviction in Oliver’s disappearance. The award, under the Rewards for Major Unsolved Crimes Program, has since tripled to $150,000.
Before she vanished, Oliver told her mother she was afraid of Bowden, who lived in nearby Priestville.
The Pictou County witness had kept her information secret for years, because some family members warned her how dangerous Bowden could be.
According to a court records search, Bowden, now 56, is in custody awaiting two different trials — one is set for Tuesday in Halifax provincial court and involves charges of unlawful confinement, assault, uttering threats, theft, mischief and breaching probation.
Those charges stem from a Halifax incident in May 2013.
Bowden will also be in Dartmouth provincial court Oct. 21 on charges of assault with a weapon, assault, breaching probation and breaching a court order. Those counts are related to an alleged Dartmouth incident between April 30 and June 14 of this year.
His record includes convictions from 2007 to 2012 for various offences: aggravated assault, at last four counts of assault, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, unlawfully being in a dwelling house, theft and breaching court orders.
In the 2007 offence he pleaded guilty to, police said he tortured his common-law wife in their Cole Harbour home. He tied the woman’s hands, and then a leg, to a bedpost, stuffed a towel in her mouth and beat her with a pipe. Bowden then stabbed her in the jaw and leg. The entire assault lasted several hours, with their 14-year-old son in the room. Bowden, who was high on crack cocaine, ordered the teen to clean up the blood.
In a separate crack-fuelled attack two days earlier, Bowden hit the woman with the butt of his rifle and smashed her face with a barbell.
Because of friends’ and family warnings, the witness left her sighting unreported.
But the fact that one voice remained silent hasn’t stopped others from speaking over the past 35 years. There are unconfirmed reports that Oliver was seen at the Bowden property after she was reported missing.
Sgt. Steve Chisholm, a New Glasgow police investigator, said last week he is aware of the witness’s reported sighting of Oliver, but he added that more evidence is required to corroborate her story.
“We need some stronger information,” Chisholm said, adding that there’s always the hope that someone who has seen something may come forward.
“She went missing in broad daylight in a fairly open area of the community on the west side of New Glasgow,” the investigator said of Oliver’s disappearance at 11:40 a.m. on Stellarton Road.
Oliver had just left her workplace, Quality Cleaners, and co-workers said she had seemed nervous that day.
“We try to remind people that we really believe that someone out there knows something that could be a key element in helping us solve this mystery,” said Chisholm.
The Bowden homestead is now gone, and someone else has purchased the property, said the witness. She often wonders if the rumours are true that Oliver may have been there, and that there is some sign of her left behind.
Unfortunately, sometimes small communities keep big secrets.
“We wish the mentality wasn’t like that,” said the officer.
But just one new piece of information could help the Oliver family — Lynn left behind her mother, who is now elderly, and a now grown-up son — have some peace, said Chisholm.
“I’m sure not a day goes by that they don’t think, ‘I wonder where Lynn’s at,’” the investigator said. “That’s the sad thing about cold cases.”
With Steve Bruce, court reporter
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The Vancouver Sun - May 1, 2012
Sex workers, police discuss ways to prevent another Pickton preying on vulnerable women
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 30, 2012
Keynote address tonight kicks off Missing Women inquiry public forums
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 26, 2012
Three former VPD officers offer personal apologies
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 25, 2012
Missing Women inquiry wants to hear from Mountie who alleges she was sexually abused
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 25, 2012
Missing Women inquiry is a fiasco, lawyer for families tells inquiry
Postmedia News - Apr 24, 2012
Former police officer took stress leave during Pickton probe
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 24, 2012
VPD warned in 1990s about understanding in missing persons section, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 23, 2012
VPD placed low priority on "hookers" being reported missing, inquiry told
The Province - Apr 23, 2012
Missing women just "hookers" referred to as scum of the Earth by biased VPD, inquiry told
The Province - Apr 23, 2012
Galliford not testifying at the Missing Women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 19, 2012
Attempted murder charges against Pickton in 1997 'red flagged,' judge tells inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 18, 2012
Former Crown worker has no memory of meeting Pickton attack victim, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 17, 2012
Mother tells inquiry about shocking phone call in 2002 about missing daughter
The Province - Apr 17, 2012
Daughter's fate revealed when expert detailed drilling 'holes in meat packages' from Pickton farm
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 16, 2012
Missing Person filed closed days after it was opened, inquiry told
The Province - Apr 16, 2012
Police lawyers' absence noted: They 'can't be bothered to even listen' says victim's family
The Province - Apr 16, 2012
Families of missing women testify at inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 12, 2012
Missing Women inquiry must adhere to terms of reference
The Vancouver sun - Apr 12, 2012
Crown's 1997 file on Pickton mistakenly destroyed with other files, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 11, 2012
Victim of Pickton attack in 1997 was furious with Crown dropping charges, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 10, 2012
Pickton victim to high and incoherent to testify, inquiry told
UNION OF BC INDIAN CHIEFS - Apr 10, 2012
Open Letter: Groups affirm boycott of discriminatory Missing Women Commission of Inquiry
The Province - Apr 10, 2012
Missing Women: Testimony of woman who survived Pickton attack postponed
The Province - Apr 6, 2012
Missing women: Vancouver cop among few who listened to 'one who got away' from Pickton
The Province - Apr 6, 2012
Officer tells of the woman who fought Pickton, and lived
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 5, 2012
Executive director of Missing Women inquiry put on leave while probe conducted
The Province - Apr 4, 2012
Grief and police criticism fill pages of officer's book. Shenher stands by most of what she wrote
National Post - Apr 4, 2012
Missing Women Commission official told to 'help' on arms length report
The Province - Apr 4, 2012
Vancouver Police officer defends book about murdered women in Pickton case
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 4, 2012
Oppal appoints investigator to probe Missing Women inquiry staff harassment allegations
National Post - Apr 4, 2012
Head of Missing Women Commission Inquiry 'appalled' by sexual harassment claims
The Province - Apr 3, 2012
Native liaison worker admits telling woman VPD wouldn't make her missing native, drug-addicted mother a priority
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 2, 2012
B.C.'s Missing Women inquiry has been a "lightning rod" for criticism, Wally Oppal says
The Province - Apr 2, 2012Oppal pleads co-operation from critics in missing women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 29, 2012
Missing Women inquiry needs time extension to succeed, NDP leader says
The Province - Mar 29, 2012
Dozens of murdered women deserve inquiry extension, say NDP
The Times Colonist - Mar 22, 2012
'I saw I couldn't do my job,' says lawyer who quit missing women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 21, 2012
Wally Oppal appoints two lawyers to represent Aboriginal issues at inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 16, 2012
Enforcement against sex workers to be used as a 'last resort,' VPD report says
The Province - Mar 14, 2012
Lawyer urges fewer arrests of women reporting violent crimes
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 12, 2012
Missing Women inquiry adjourned to April 2 to allow appointment of Aboriginal counsel
The Province - Mar 12, 2012
Missing Women inquiry adjourned to replace First Nations lawyer
The Province - Mar 8, 2012
First Nation leaders say missing women's commission has no credibility
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 8, 2012
VPD mangers felt DTES officer suffered from Stockholm Syndrome, inquiry told
The Province - Mar 7, 2012
Missing women investigator can't remember names of missing women
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 7, 2012
VPD officer's unpublished Pickton book ordered disclosed at Missing Women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 6, 2012
Am I next serial killer victim wrote before vanishing in 1998
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 6, 2012
Vancouver's DTES still a mess despite $1 million a day in spending: retired officer
Postmedia News - Mar 6, 2012
Missing women inquiry has lost credibility with aboriginal community: Grand Chief
The Province - Mar 6, 2012
Missing women inquiry suffers another blow as lawyer representing First Nations quits
The Huffington Post - Mar 5, 2012
Pickton Inquiry: Robyn Gervais, Lawyer For Aboriginal Interests Quits
The Province - Mar 5, 2012
Former beat cop answered 750 calls a month in Downtown Eastside, inquiry hears
Postmedia News - Mar 5, 2012
Officers speak of difficulty policing Pickton's hunting ground
The Canadian Press - Feb 29, 2012
First chance to catch Pickton was unrelated gun searches
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 28, 2012
"Am I next?" serial killer victim wrote before vanishing in 1998
Postmedia News - Feb 27, 2012
Sex workers lost trust in police, missing women inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 27, 2012
Missing Women inquiry hears from victim of serial killer Robert Pickton
The Province - Feb 27, 2012
Panel lament police role change from sex worker protectors to law enforcers
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 23, 2012
'Wow. How did this happen?' commanding officer thought first day of Pickton farm search
The Province - Feb 23, 2012
Top cop still wonders how he could have handled Pickton investigation better, inquiry hears
The Province - Feb 21, 2012
Ceremony to honour victimized women brings police, First Nations together
Vancouver Observer - Feb 21, 2012
Ex Pickton worker echoes lawyer allegations of police cover up
The Province - Feb 21, 2012
Missing women inquiry switches to public forum format
VANCOUVER OBSERVER - Feb 20, 2012
Missing Women Inquiry: Ex-Pickton worker echoes lawyer allegations of police coverup
The Province - Feb 20, 2012
High-priced lawyer Greenspan attacks allegations of 'coverup' as ex-VPD chief Blythe testifies
Postmedia News - Feb 17, 2012
Families of Pickton victims outraged by RCMP officer's stand
The Province - Feb 15, 2012
DNA bank would have aided probe into serial killer Robert Pickton, inquiry hears
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 15, 2012
Serial killer Robert Pickton began killing in 1991, inquiry told
The Province - Feb 14, 2012
Thousands march in support of B.C.'s missing and murdered women
The Province - Feb 13, 2012
Lawyer demands inquiry to release all info on Picktons, Hells Angels and Piggy's Palace
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 9, 2012
Serial killer Robert Pickton, Hells Angels linked at Missing Women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 9, 2012
Lead investigator on Pickton case believed woman aided serial killer, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 8, 2012
'Creepy' video of serial killer Robert Pickton released by inquiry
The Province - Feb 7, 2012
Pickton investigator astounded crucial files would go missing
National Post - Feb 7, 2012
Brian Hutchinson: Questions fester about Pickton inquiry
National Post - Feb 6, 2012
Robert Pickton inquiry chief riled by police 'cover-up' charge
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 6, 2012
Robert Pickton on Mountie's radar as possible serial killer in 1998: former officer
The Province - Feb 6, 2012
Addict who survived Pickton attack told she wasn't credible, inquiry hears
The Globe and Mail - Feb 2, 2012
Constable details crass behavior of officers at missing women inquiry
The Province - Feb 2, 2012
Inquiry told of maverick cops out for glory instead of focusing on Pickton as a suspect
The Province - Feb 1, 2012
Investigator questioned whether officials were warned Pickton was a prime suspect
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 1, 2012
Officer traumatized by Robert Pickton wrote book and TV script inquiry hears
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 31, 2012
Officer breaks down as she recalls how missing women investigations affected her life
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 30, 2012
'This is what a serial killer looks like,' VPD officer tells missing women inquiry
The Province - Jan 30, 2012
VPD officer testifies of frustration at casual dismissal of her serial killer suspicions
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 27, 2012
RCMP apologize for not doing enough to solve missing women case sooner
The Canadian Press - Jan 26, 2012
Tense exchange at Pickton inquiry over officer's actions
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 25, 2012
Missing women case should have been solved earlier, former cop tells inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 25, 2012
Police lawyers 'coming out of the woodwork,' missing women inquiry hears
POSTMEDIA - Jan 24, 2012
Serial killer warning blocked by cop's 'temper tantrum,' missing women inquiry hears
The National Post - Jan 20, 2012
Police foresaw Pickton inquiry, noted bungled investigation, almost two years before serial killer's arrest
The Canadian Press - Jan 20, 2012
Slow pace of Pickton inquiry may cause public to lose confidence: commissioner
The Province - Jan 19, 2012
Case Reviewer: Flood of Pickton tips should have galvanized investigation sooner
The Province - Jan 18, 2012
Deaths prevented if police took 'ownership' of Missing Women reports: Witness
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 17, 2012
Officers never followed up on Pickton search offer, Missing Women inquiry told
The Province - Jan 16, 2012
Case reviewer says police brass must answer for length of Pickton's killing spree
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 16, 2012
Failures of Pickton investigation similar to Bernardo probe, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 13, 2012
Coquitlam Mounties should have asked sooner for help on Pickton, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 12, 2012
Senior Mountie declines to apologize for RCMP failures in Pickton investigation, deferring to managers
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 11, 2012
RCMP managers should have done more in Pickton probe, senior Mountie tells inquiry
The Canadian Press - Jan 10, 2012
RCMP officer who offered rosy review of Pickton investigation to testify
The Canadian Press - Jan 2, 2012
Police repression puts sex workers at risk: experts
The Vancouver Sun - Dec 16, 2011
Mother of Pickton victim was rebuffed when she tried reporting daughter missing
VANCOUVER OBSERVER -Dec 15, 2011
Tensions at Missing Women's Inquiry Commissioner boil over
The Province - Dec 13, 2011
UN expert to examine Canada's 'tragedy' of 600 murdered or missing women
The Vancouver Sun - Dec 12, 2011
Missing Women inquiry to sit three days this week
The Niagara Falls Review - Dec 10, 2011
Apology rejected by Wellander at Pickton inquiry
The Province - Nov 30, 2011
VPD playing blame game, lawyer tells Missing Women Inquiry
The Province - Nov 29, 2011
VPD's 'hooker' task force plagued by racism, discrimination, inquiry hears
Globe and Mail - Nov 28, 2011
Police clerk told caller ‘missing hookers’ not investigated, inquiry hears
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 28, 2011
Vancouver police had enough info on Pickton to execute warrant in 1998, inquiry told
The Province - Nov 24, 2011
Female RCMP officers' accounts of sexual harassment in force prompt new hotline
Postmedia News - Nov 24, 2011
Cop denies Pickton hatched plot to kill women in Vancouver
Postmedia News - Nov 23, 2011
Sisters of Pickton victim says she's sickened by officer's accusations
Globe and Mail - Nov 23, 2011
Sister outraged 'just hookers' remark
The Province - Nov 23, 2011
At least 18 women murdered after police had 'solid' evidence of serial killer: Lepard
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 22, 2011
Vancouver police managers failed to take ownership of missing women issue, inquiry told
Globe and Mail - Nov 22, 2011
Witness shocked Pickton testimony contradicted by Vancouver Police
The Province - Nov 22, 2011
Cops watched porn, skipped work instead of investigating missing women: Galliford
Postmedia News - Nov 22, 2011
Pickton knew he was under surveillance during killing spree: Senior officer
Postmedia News - Nov 21, 2011
Senior Vancouver cops failed to take 'ownership' of missing women investigation, inquiry told
CTV News - Nov 20, 2011Pickton case botched by failure of leadership: report
CTV News - Nov 20, 2011
Summer student shows up Pickton detectives: report
CTV News - Nov 18, 2011
High-level policing failures cited in report into missing B.C. women
Macleans Magazine - Nov 18, 2011
The RCMP: a Royal Canadian disgrace
The Vancouver Courier - Nov 14, 2011
Vancouver cops may amend missing person policy
The Province - Nov 10, 2011
Come back 'in the rainy season,' Pickton's brother told RCMP
The Province - Nov 9, 2011
'Sense of urgency' to investigate Pickton farm came almost two years after initial report: Deputy Chief
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 8, 2011
Rough road ahead for Wally Oppal
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 8, 2011
Warning would not have changed women's behaviour: officer
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 8, 2011
Two VPD officers raised alarm in 1998 about missing women, inquiry told
The Province - Nov 7, 2011
Single officer assigned to missing-persons unit by'97, inquiry hears
Post Media News - Nov 3, 2011
Vulnerable witnesses need to be shielded at Pickton inquiry
The Province - Nov 2, 2011
Woman's aunt, cousin missing 'but the police did nothing'
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 2, 2011
RCMP lawyer seeks sweeping ban on sensitive Missing Women documents
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 1, 2011
Vancouver police officer lied about whereabouts of missing women, witness tells Missing Women Inquiry
The Province - Nov 1, 2011
Witness tells inquiry women were snatched as if there was 'a monster out there'
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 31, 2011
Sex trade worker believes she was raped by serial killer Robert Pickton
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 28, 2011
AG approves extension deadline for Missing Women inquiry
The Province - Oct 27, 2011
Inquiry witness was only eight when she began to learn the grotesque details of her mother's death
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 27, 2011
'Police have some accounting to do,' brother of slain woman testifies
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 27, 2011
Daughter of one of Robert Picktons' victims brings Missing Women inquiry to tears
The Province - Oct 26, 2011
'If police had taken her death seriously from the beginning, I'd know what happened to her'
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 25, 2011
Relative of murder victim slams Vancouver Police for failure to properly investigate
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 25, 2011
Statement read by Lori-Ann Ellis
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 25, 2011
Missing Women inquiry spectators cheer suggestion of police cover-up
The Province - Oct 23, 2011
Family of missing woman to make their point outside of missing women commission
The Canadian Press - Oct 23, 2011
Families of Pickton's victims to relive trauma at inquiry and call for change
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 19, 2011
Vancouver women who disappeared immediately missed, inquiry told
The Province - Oct 19, 2011
Vancouver cops forced prostitutes to perform sexual favours, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 17, 2011
Pickton planned to kill before picking up prostitutes: expert
John Lowman - Criminology Professor
A. Cameron Ward & Company
Our Opening Statement (unredacted)
October 11, 2011 in Missing Women Commission of Inquiry
A. Cameron Ward & Company acting for the families of 18 women who went missing on the DTES
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 11, 2011
Police blasted at Missing Women inquiry for failures to catch killer sooner
National Post - Oct 9, 2011
Women continued to vanish, even with Pickton in sights
The Vancouver Sun - Sept 6, 2011
Police conduct aided a serial killer - they must be held responsible
The Vancouver Sun - Aug 19, 2011
Mother of missing woman gets full standing at B.C. inquiry
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Feast and Memorial for Mona Lee Wilson
The Times Colonist - 06 03 2011
Jody Paterson: So voices of sex workers are silenced once again
The Vancouver Sun - 03 05 2011
Missing Women Commission grants standing to 18 groups including victims' families
Globe and Mail
Death certificates place missing women's deaths at Pickton's farm
The Vancouver Sun - 1 31 2011
Missing Woman Commission hears from groups seeking official status
The Vancouver Sun - 11 27 2010
Top Robert Pickton cop breaks his silence
On The Farm: Robert William Pickton and the Tragic Story of Vancouver's Missing Women
The Vancouver Sun - 11 23 2010
Missing women inquiry's first public forum delayed
CTV NEWS - 10 28 2010
Lawyer steps in to help Pickton murder victims' family
The Times Colonist - 10 28 2010
Real inquiry needed into Pickton killings
Times Colonist - 09 29 2010
Oppal choice sparks controversy
The Province - 09 28-2010
Wally Oppal heads inquiry into police work in Robert Pickton serial murders
The Straight - 09 27 2010
B.C. attorney general to announce terms of reference, commissioner for Pickton inquiry
Macleans Magazine - 09 28 2010
HOW SERIAL KILLER ROBERT PICKTON SLIPPED AWAY
The Vancouver Sun - 09 22 2010Family says goodbye, 11 years after murder
Times Colonist - 09 02 2010
I never wanted to believe that the missing women didn't count
The Times Colonist - 08 15 2010
Police could have caught Robert Pickton earlier and prevented deaths
The Times Colonist - 08 15 2010
Bill Hiscox tipped Vancouver Police about Pickton in 1998
The Times Colonist - 08 10 2010
Lindsay Kines: Police failed those women in Pickton case -- but why?
The Times Colonist - 08 10 2010
Police could have caught Pickton years earlier, says Vancouver deputy chief's report
The Globe and Mail - 08 09 2010
Internal strife delayed Pickton arrest, former officer says
The Province - 08 05 2010Sarah de Vries 1 of 20 women for whose murder Pickton will never be tried
The Canadian Press - 08 05 2010
Stories of 20 women linked to Pickton untold
The Globe and Mail - 07 30 2010
Pickton responsible for the death of at least 33 women; possibly 49 says RCMP
The Vancouver Sun - 07 30 2010
Vancouver police apologize for not catching Robert Pickton sooner
The National Post - 07 30 2010
Supreme Court refuses to grant Robert Pickton new trial
The Canadian Press - 07 27 2010
Supreme Court to rule Friday on whether Robert Pickton gets new trial
Surrey North Delta Leader - 06 25 2010Teri-Lyn remembered
Calgary Herald - 06 17 2010Alberta family mourns for sex-trade worker slain in Surrey
The Vancouver Sun - 04 11 2010
Key witness dies before top court can rule on Robert Pickton's appeal
CTV News - 03 25 2010Victim's family supports new trial for Pickton
The Vancouver Sun - 03 25 2010Decision on new Pickton trial could be months away
The Vancouver Sun - 03 24 2010Crown argues not to retry Robert Pickton
The Province - 03 18 2010Crown suggests serial killer Pickton had accomplices
CBC News - 02 14 2010Hundreds march in Vancouver in memory of missing women
The Canadian Press - 02 14 2010Large crowd comes out to remember missing women in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
Times Colonist - 02 14 2010Stolen Sisters march a declaration of love
CBC News - 02 14 2010Calgarians march to remember missing, murdered women
CBC News - 02 14 2010Edmonton march honours missing, slain women
Montreal Gazette - 02 14 2010Montrealers march for murdered indigenous women
Vancouver Courier - 02 3 2010Group says 38 Downtown Eastside women still missing
The Vancouver Sun - 01 29 2010THE FORGOTTEN
Missing women portraits unveiled
The Vancouver Sun - 01 01 2010Defence lawyers argue judge erred in Willie Pickton trial, seek new trial
Can West News - 12 29 09Vancouver police back missing women public inquiry
Can West News - 11 28 09Brother of suspected Pickton victim dies in Victoria drowning
The Province - 10 29 09Six more charges likely for Pickton
The Vancouver Sun - 10 29 09Police to recommend Pickton be charged for deaths of six more women
Canwest News Service - 10 29 09Pickton faces 6 more charges
Janis ColeWill You Remember Their Names?
Trinity Square VideoRemember Their Names
The Vancouver Sun - 06 29 09Judge's actions left door open for appeal
The Vancouver Sun - 06 25 09Serial killer Robert (Willie) Pickton's bid for new trial turned down
The Province - 06 25 09'Insensitive' coroner's staff rub more salt into victims' wounds
The Canadian Press - 06 24 09B.C. court to rule on Pickton appeal
The Vancouver Sun - 06 24 09Family, friends of missing women await Pickton appeal
The Canadian Press - 06 24 09Pickton paradox: serial killer's successful appeal might mean real justice
Things of DesireRemember Their Names - TSV
The Ottawa Citizen - 05 09 09The search for Maisy and Shannon
The Province - 05 05 09A message in angry strokes
Leader-Post - 04 24 09Vanished, but not forgotten
The stories behind some of Saskatchewan's
95 missing peopleLeader-Post - 04 24 09
Proposed memorial would be place for reflection and healing
The Canadian Press - 04 06 09Crown had powerful evidence against Pickton but judge errors muted it
Winnipeg Sun - 04 05 09Pickton's ploy
The Vancouver Sun - 04 02 09
Marie Laura MahMystery of missing woman solved
The Vancouver Sun - 03 30 09Serial killer Willie Pickton's convictions should be overturned: lawyer
The Province - 03 16 09Defence opposes Pickton 'confession' video at appeal
The Vancouver Sun - 03 11 09Inquiry urged for B.C.'s missing women
Maggie Lee Burke
Last seen in Edmonton
December 2004
The Times - 12 12 08Pickton was no 'serial killer'
The Times - 12 12 08Crey laments lack of charges
Southshore Now - 12 08 08Journalist recounts Canada's most infamous murder case
The Canadian Press - 12 07 08Next week marks first anniversary of conviction of serial killer Robert Pickton
The Canadian Press - 11 27 08Picktons lose appeal to have notorious property rezoned as farmland
Epoch Times - 11 24 08Serial Killer's Farm Should Be Memorial, Say Missing Women's Supporters
The Vancouver Sun - 10 22 08Media seeks access to videos and other exhibits filed at Robert Pickton's first trial
The Daily Gleaner - 10 04 08From Airbus to Pickton, Cameron has been there
The Vancouver Sun - 10 02 08Lawyers file more than 15,000 pages of documents for Robert Pickton appeal
Can West News - 09 25 08
Who Killed TheresaAmateur sleuthing reveals a likely murder that remains unsolved
first nations missing and murdered women
"Walk for Justice - Highway of Tears"
National Post - 09 24 081978 murder focus of book on cold cases
Edmonton Journal - 06 25 08Haunting art exhibit makes impression
Morningstar MercrediHonouring the warrior within
The Province - 04 21 08From drugs and sex to a life of hope
The Province - 04 08 08Pickton appeal still a year away from hearing
The Vancouver Sun - 04 02 08Pickton's lawyer argues against adjournment
Joint Missing Women Task Force
UPDATED POSTER - 59 WOMEN
The Vancouver Sun - 03 08 08A sister still lost - Dianne Rock
The Straight - 02 27 08
Retired Vancouver judge Wallace Craig calls for inquiry into Pickton murders
The Canadian Press - 03 06 08Crown willing to share Pickton evidence with families of 20 remaining victims
The Vancouver Sun - 03 01 08Danielle LaRue never had chance to succeed
Toronto StarPickton unlikely to face trial in 20 more cases
The Canadian Press - 02 26 08Crown won't proceed with second trial if Pickton appeal fails
Letter from Lynn Frey - 02 24 08To Anyone Using Our Daughter's Legacy
The Vancouver Sun - 02 27 08Odds stacked against women trying to recover
The Vancouver Sun 02 25 08'Nothing's changed' in Vancouver's drug-plagued Downtown Eastside
Sun Media - 02 17 08 Missing and slain women remembered
In Memory of Jack Cummer
Marlene GeorgePhase 1 - Pickton trial
The Vancouver Sun - 01 16 08Woman's remains found in valley - Michelle Choiniere
The Province 01 13 08Police investigating more missing women
The Province 01 13 08'I just want someone to tell me what happened'
Vancouver Sun - 01 08 08Crown wants to try Pickton for 26 deaths if he's granted an appealVancouver Sun - 01 06 08Crown to appeal Robert Pickton's second-degree murder verdict
ONLINE PETITIONRobert "Willie" Pickton should stand trial for remaining 20 murder charges he faces
Vancouver Sun - 01 02 08Online petition demands second trial
Toronto Star - 01 06 07Edmonton killer preying on prostitutes
Canadian Press - 12 28 07Robert Pickton trial cruel twist on parlour game of six degrees of separation
Vancouver Sun - Dec 28, 2007
Man behind slain women's song dies
Jack Cummer was grandfather of Pickton victim
Times ColonistWe're all complicit in women's deaths
The Toronto Star - 12 13 07
On looking and looking away
CanWest News Service - 12 19 07Pickton farm yields another missing woman's DNA
The Vancouver Sun - 12 11 07Missing women's resting place marked
The Canadian PressFamilies of Pickton's victims want public inquiry into police handling of case
CTV NewsPickton gets life, no chance of parole for 25 years
The ProvinceRCMP Insp. Don Adam
'Pickton planned his murders'
The Associated PressSerial Killer Victims' Families in Court
The Vancouver SunFAMILIES REJOICE; Pickton's chance for parole set at 25 years
The Canadian Press - 12 09 07Missing women's lives had no place as Pickton jury deliberated their deaths
The Vancouver SunVPD appears to have been blind during late 90s
CTV.CA - 12 09 07Verdict a 'bittersweet' victory for victims' families
The Vancouver Sun - 12 09 07Families mourn murdered women
The Star - 12 05 07More strange stories from Pickton's farm
The Vancouver SunFamilies relieved end near in Pickton trial
Edmonton Sun'Always woke with a smile'
The ProvinceVigil held for missing loved ones
International Day to end violence against womenThe Vancouver SunMissing loved ones honoured in Downtown Eastside memorial
The ProvinceDaughters of missing women inspire hope
Family members, friends find comfort sharing memories of lost ones
Canadian PressPickton lawyers, judge have big job to sum up year-long case and sway jurors
Kamloops This WeekHIGHWAY OF TEARS IN FRASER VALLEY?
The Vancouver Sun - 10 12 07Highway of Tears
RCMP step up investigation into 18 dead or missing women
Edmonton SunRoom Full of Missing Women
Maple Ridge NewsA voice for missing women
National News Robert Pickton murder trial changes course as defence calls witnesses
The Vancouver SunLillian O'dare Identified
The Province
Public is critical of investigation
65 percent want public inquiry into police actionToronto StarWho speaks for missing women?
The Vancouver SunHealing to move on
The Tri-City NewsMemorial for women
Need to rethink laws, attitudes - Elizabeth Hudson
A brother's memory
Current News Updates
'FORSAKEN' The Report of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry
MISSING WOMEN COMMISSION OF INQUIRY
The Canadian Press - Mar 18, 2014
Children of serial killer Robert Pickton’s victims will split $4.9M in compensation fund
Vancouver Sun - Jan 20, 2014
Over 800 aboriginal women missing, murdered
Author Maryanne Pearce - 2013
An Awkward Silence Missing and Murdered Vulnerable Women and the Canadian Justice System
Vancouver Sun - Nov 29, 2013
Missing Women inquiry slammed
The Canadian Press - Oct 11, 2013
Fewer than half of Pickton inquiry recommendations 'in progress' or complete
The Canadian Press - Oct 7, 2013
Vancouver police, RCMP insist they acted reasonably in Pickton case
The Canadian Press - Aug 20, 2013
Another three victims families sue Pickton police bringing total to nine
The Canadian Press - July 16, 2013
Another family of Pickton victim sues RCMP Vancouver police
The Vancouver Sun - June 5, 2013
Mom of the Downtown Eastside Bonnie Fournier dies
The Canadian Press - May 17, 2013
Pickton lawsuit prompts Steven Point's resignation from advisory board on inquiry recommendations
The Canadian Press - May 9, 2013
Families of four missing women file lawsuit against Pickton, police, government
Vancouver Sun - Feb 19, 2013
Vancouver police board endorses regional policing as a more effective and efficient model
Canadian Press - Jan 21, 2013
Vancouver police chief gives nod to calls for regional police force
Campbell River Courier-Islander - Dec 21, 2012
Victim's father finally gets questions answered
The Daily News - Dec 20, 2012
C.J. Fowler
What does Oppal’s report mean for CJ?
Courier-Islander - Dec 19, 2012
Oppal report says Marnie Frey, others, were 'forsaken'
The Globe and Mail - Dec 17, 2012
Mixed emotions as families of victims try to make sense of report
The Vancouver Sun - Dec 17, 2012
Missing women report calls for regional policing, points to 'blatant errors' by police
The Globe and Mail - Dec 16, 2012
Stevie Cameron 'There are lots of Mr. Picktons around'
The Globe and Mail - Dec 16, 2012
On the eve of his report's release, head of B.C.'s probe into missing women calls for co-operation
The Canadian Press - Dec 16, 2012
Inquiry report to be released more than a decade after Robert Pickton's arrest
The Canadian Press - Dec 12, 2012
Families of Pickton's victims to be supported during inquiry report's release
The Progress - Dec 10, 2012
BC government fumbles release of missing women inquiry report
The Canadian Press - Dec 6, 2012
Inquiry report into serial killer Robert Pickton to be made public on Dec. 17
Chilliwack Progress -Dec 6, 2012
Report of the missing women inquiry to be released soon via the Internet
The Province - Nov 23, 2012
Pickton investigation report handed over to B.C. government
Canadian Press - Nov 19, 2012
Victims' families deeply disappointed is Missing Women's inquiry
The Canadian Press - Oct 25, 2012
Oppal gets additional month to finish report on Pickton inquiry
Ottawa Citizen - Oct 5, 2012
Hundreds demonstrate for action to end violence against women
Vancouver Sun - Sept 27, 2012
Serial killer Bobby Fowler probably not the main Highway of Tears murderer profiler says
The Province - Sept 26, 2012
Highway of Tears Victim's family makes emotional plea for tips
Vancouver Sun - Sept 25, 2012
Bobby Jack Fowler dead US sex offender linked to three BC Highway of Tears murders
National Post - Aug 10, 2012
Missing Women inquiry workers paid more than BCs longest serving judges
Vancouver Sun - June 28, 2012
Downtown Eastside plaques to memorialize missing women
National Post - June 15, 2012
Brian Hutchinson on the Pickton Inquiry, Whole story still untold
Vancouver Sun - June 13, 2012
No evidence of sexism by staff at Missing Women inquiry, probe finds
POSTMEDIA NEWS - June 12, 2012
Tories tried to limit RCMP's apology to Robert Pickton victims
Canadian Press - June 11, 2012
Memories haunt daughter of Pickton victim
POSTMEDIA News - June 12, 2012Tories tried to limit RCMP's apology to Robert Pickton victims
The Canadian Press - June 10, 2012
Families of Pickton's victims leave inquiry longing for normalcy
The Canadian Press - June 7, 2012
Oppal defends his work as Pickton inquiry wraps
The Straight - June 6, 2012
BC missing women inquiry concludes amid criticism from families
The Canadian Press - June 5, 2012
RCMP, Vancouver Police blame each other at Pickton inquiry
The Canadian Press - June 4, 2012
Pickton Inquiry 'has failed,' lawyer argues
National Post - June 5, 2012
Pickton inquiry under fire to the end
The Vancouver Sun - June 4, 2012
Police should have caught serial killer Robert Pickton by 1998, lawyer tells inquiry
The Canadian Press - May 31, 2012
Missing women inquiry gets four-month extension for report
The Vancouver Sun - May 29, 2012
Former ace interrogator Bill Fordy lands job as head of Surrey RCMP
National Post - May 25, 2012
Deadly Dysfunction, Scathing undisclosed details from inside the Pickton investigation
The Canadian Press - May 24, 2012
Missing women inquiry hears police knew Robert Pickton was hunting women while in disguise
The Canadian Press - May 24, 2012
Missing women inquiry hears focus was on organized crime, not disappearances
The Canadian Press - May 18, 2012
Vancouver cop refutes allegations of sexism, indifference at inquiry
The Canadian Press - May 17, 2012
Former sex worker claims Pickton confessed killings to her
The Vancouver Sun - May 16, 2012
Police response to Pickton's victims an 'embarrassment,' former mayor says
The Canadian Press - May 14, 2012
RCMP didn't see Pickton as serial killer, allowed file to lay dormant for months
Vancouver Sun and Canadian Press - May 10, 2012
RCMP says former spokeswoman about to file civil suit
The Vancouver Sun
VPD detectives who worked on missing women case felt serial killer was responsible, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - May 8, 2012
Profound cultural differences between VPD and RCMP, senior VPD officers tells missing women forum
The Vancouver Sun - May 8, 2012
Former member of Squamish Five group tells forum about her encounter with serial killer Robert Pickton
The Vancouver Sun - May 7, 2012VPD handling of missing person reports has radically changed, forum told
Times Colonist - May 3, 2012
Police Act changes force departments to work together
The Vancouver Sun - May 2, 2012
My experience with VPD in stark contrast to inquiry testimony
The Vancouver Sun - May 1, 2012
Sex workers, police discuss ways to prevent another Pickton preying on vulnerable women
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 30, 2012
Keynote address tonight kicks off Missing Women inquiry public forums
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 26, 2012
Three former VPD officers offer personal apologies
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 25, 2012
Missing Women inquiry wants to hear from Mountie who alleges she was sexually abused
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 25, 2012
Missing Women inquiry is a fiasco, lawyer for families tells inquiry
Postmedia News - Apr 24, 2012
Former police officer took stress leave during Pickton probe
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 24, 2012
VPD warned in 1990s about understanding in missing persons section, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 23, 2012
VPD placed low priority on "hookers" being reported missing, inquiry told
The Province - Apr 23, 2012
Missing women just "hookers" referred to as scum of the Earth by biased VPD, inquiry told
The Province - Apr 23, 2012
Galliford not testifying at the Missing Women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 19, 2012
Attempted murder charges against Pickton in 1997 'red flagged,' judge tells inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 18, 2012
Former Crown worker has no memory of meeting Pickton attack victim, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 17, 2012
Mother tells inquiry about shocking phone call in 2002 about missing daughter
The Province - Apr 17, 2012
Daughter's fate revealed when expert detailed drilling 'holes in meat packages' from Pickton farm
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 16, 2012
Missing Person filed closed days after it was opened, inquiry told
The Province - Apr 16, 2012
Police lawyers' absence noted: They 'can't be bothered to even listen' says victim's family
The Province - Apr 16, 2012
Families of missing women testify at inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 12, 2012
Missing Women inquiry must adhere to terms of reference
The Vancouver sun - Apr 12, 2012
Crown's 1997 file on Pickton mistakenly destroyed with other files, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 11, 2012
Victim of Pickton attack in 1997 was furious with Crown dropping charges, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 10, 2012
Pickton victim to high and incoherent to testify, inquiry told
UNION OF BC INDIAN CHIEFS - Apr 10, 2012
Open Letter: Groups affirm boycott of discriminatory Missing Women Commission of Inquiry
The Province - Apr 10, 2012
Missing Women: Testimony of woman who survived Pickton attack postponed
The Province - Apr 6, 2012
Missing women: Vancouver cop among few who listened to 'one who got away' from Pickton
The Province - Apr 6, 2012
Officer tells of the woman who fought Pickton, and lived
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 5, 2012
Executive director of Missing Women inquiry put on leave while probe conducted
The Province - Apr 4, 2012
Grief and police criticism fill pages of officer's book. Shenher stands by most of what she wrote
National Post - Apr 4, 2012
Missing Women Commission official told to 'help' on arms length report
The Province - Apr 4, 2012
Vancouver Police officer defends book about murdered women in Pickton case
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 4, 2012
Oppal appoints investigator to probe Missing Women inquiry staff harassment allegations
National Post - Apr 4, 2012
Head of Missing Women Commission Inquiry 'appalled' by sexual harassment claims
The Province - Apr 3, 2012
Native liaison worker admits telling woman VPD wouldn't make her missing native, drug-addicted mother a priority
The Vancouver Sun - Apr 2, 2012
B.C.'s Missing Women inquiry has been a "lightning rod" for criticism, Wally Oppal says
The Province - Apr 2, 2012Oppal pleads co-operation from critics in missing women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 29, 2012
Missing Women inquiry needs time extension to succeed, NDP leader says
The Province - Mar 29, 2012
Dozens of murdered women deserve inquiry extension, say NDP
The Times Colonist - Mar 22, 2012
'I saw I couldn't do my job,' says lawyer who quit missing women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 21, 2012
Wally Oppal appoints two lawyers to represent Aboriginal issues at inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 16, 2012
Enforcement against sex workers to be used as a 'last resort,' VPD report says
The Province - Mar 14, 2012
Lawyer urges fewer arrests of women reporting violent crimes
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 12, 2012
Missing Women inquiry adjourned to April 2 to allow appointment of Aboriginal counsel
The Province - Mar 12, 2012
Missing Women inquiry adjourned to replace First Nations lawyer
The Province - Mar 8, 2012
First Nation leaders say missing women's commission has no credibility
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 8, 2012
VPD mangers felt DTES officer suffered from Stockholm Syndrome, inquiry told
The Province - Mar 7, 2012
Missing women investigator can't remember names of missing women
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 7, 2012
VPD officer's unpublished Pickton book ordered disclosed at Missing Women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 6, 2012
Am I next serial killer victim wrote before vanishing in 1998
The Vancouver Sun - Mar 6, 2012
Vancouver's DTES still a mess despite $1 million a day in spending: retired officer
Postmedia News - Mar 6, 2012
Missing women inquiry has lost credibility with aboriginal community: Grand Chief
The Province - Mar 6, 2012
Missing women inquiry suffers another blow as lawyer representing First Nations quits
The Huffington Post - Mar 5, 2012
Pickton Inquiry: Robyn Gervais, Lawyer For Aboriginal Interests Quits
The Province - Mar 5, 2012
Former beat cop answered 750 calls a month in Downtown Eastside, inquiry hears
Postmedia News - Mar 5, 2012
Officers speak of difficulty policing Pickton's hunting ground
The Canadian Press - Feb 29, 2012
First chance to catch Pickton was unrelated gun searches
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 28, 2012
"Am I next?" serial killer victim wrote before vanishing in 1998
Postmedia News - Feb 27, 2012
Sex workers lost trust in police, missing women inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 27, 2012
Missing Women inquiry hears from victim of serial killer Robert Pickton
The Province - Feb 27, 2012
Panel lament police role change from sex worker protectors to law enforcers
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 23, 2012
'Wow. How did this happen?' commanding officer thought first day of Pickton farm search
The Province - Feb 23, 2012
Top cop still wonders how he could have handled Pickton investigation better, inquiry hears
The Province - Feb 21, 2012
Ceremony to honour victimized women brings police, First Nations together
Vancouver Observer - Feb 21, 2012
Ex Pickton worker echoes lawyer allegations of police cover up
The Province - Feb 21, 2012
Missing women inquiry switches to public forum format
VANCOUVER OBSERVER - Feb 20, 2012
Missing Women Inquiry: Ex-Pickton worker echoes lawyer allegations of police coverup
The Province - Feb 20, 2012
High-priced lawyer Greenspan attacks allegations of 'coverup' as ex-VPD chief Blythe testifies
Postmedia News - Feb 17, 2012
Families of Pickton victims outraged by RCMP officer's stand
The Province - Feb 15, 2012
DNA bank would have aided probe into serial killer Robert Pickton, inquiry hears
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 15, 2012
Serial killer Robert Pickton began killing in 1991, inquiry told
The Province - Feb 14, 2012
Thousands march in support of B.C.'s missing and murdered women
The Province - Feb 13, 2012
Lawyer demands inquiry to release all info on Picktons, Hells Angels and Piggy's Palace
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 9, 2012
Serial killer Robert Pickton, Hells Angels linked at Missing Women inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 9, 2012
Lead investigator on Pickton case believed woman aided serial killer, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 8, 2012
'Creepy' video of serial killer Robert Pickton released by inquiry
The Province - Feb 7, 2012
Pickton investigator astounded crucial files would go missing
National Post - Feb 7, 2012
Brian Hutchinson: Questions fester about Pickton inquiry
National Post - Feb 6, 2012
Robert Pickton inquiry chief riled by police 'cover-up' charge
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 6, 2012
Robert Pickton on Mountie's radar as possible serial killer in 1998: former officer
The Province - Feb 6, 2012
Addict who survived Pickton attack told she wasn't credible, inquiry hears
The Globe and Mail - Feb 2, 2012
Constable details crass behavior of officers at missing women inquiry
The Province - Feb 2, 2012
Inquiry told of maverick cops out for glory instead of focusing on Pickton as a suspect
The Province - Feb 1, 2012
Investigator questioned whether officials were warned Pickton was a prime suspect
The Vancouver Sun - Feb 1, 2012
Officer traumatized by Robert Pickton wrote book and TV script inquiry hears
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 31, 2012
Officer breaks down as she recalls how missing women investigations affected her life
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 30, 2012
'This is what a serial killer looks like,' VPD officer tells missing women inquiry
The Province - Jan 30, 2012
VPD officer testifies of frustration at casual dismissal of her serial killer suspicions
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 27, 2012
RCMP apologize for not doing enough to solve missing women case sooner
The Canadian Press - Jan 26, 2012
Tense exchange at Pickton inquiry over officer's actions
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 25, 2012
Missing women case should have been solved earlier, former cop tells inquiry
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 25, 2012
Police lawyers 'coming out of the woodwork,' missing women inquiry hears
POSTMEDIA - Jan 24, 2012
Serial killer warning blocked by cop's 'temper tantrum,' missing women inquiry hears
The National Post - Jan 20, 2012
Police foresaw Pickton inquiry, noted bungled investigation, almost two years before serial killer's arrest
The Canadian Press - Jan 20, 2012
Slow pace of Pickton inquiry may cause public to lose confidence: commissioner
The Province - Jan 19, 2012
Case Reviewer: Flood of Pickton tips should have galvanized investigation sooner
The Province - Jan 18, 2012
Deaths prevented if police took 'ownership' of Missing Women reports: Witness
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 17, 2012
Officers never followed up on Pickton search offer, Missing Women inquiry told
The Province - Jan 16, 2012
Case reviewer says police brass must answer for length of Pickton's killing spree
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 16, 2012
Failures of Pickton investigation similar to Bernardo probe, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 13, 2012
Coquitlam Mounties should have asked sooner for help on Pickton, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 12, 2012
Senior Mountie declines to apologize for RCMP failures in Pickton investigation, deferring to managers
The Vancouver Sun - Jan 11, 2012
RCMP managers should have done more in Pickton probe, senior Mountie tells inquiry
The Canadian Press - Jan 10, 2012
RCMP officer who offered rosy review of Pickton investigation to testify
The Canadian Press - Jan 2, 2012
Police repression puts sex workers at risk: experts
The Vancouver Sun - Dec 16, 2011
Mother of Pickton victim was rebuffed when she tried reporting daughter missing
VANCOUVER OBSERVER -Dec 15, 2011
Tensions at Missing Women's Inquiry Commissioner boil over
The Province - Dec 13, 2011
UN expert to examine Canada's 'tragedy' of 600 murdered or missing women
The Vancouver Sun - Dec 12, 2011
Missing Women inquiry to sit three days this week
The Niagara Falls Review - Dec 10, 2011
Apology rejected by Wellander at Pickton inquiry
The Province - Nov 30, 2011
VPD playing blame game, lawyer tells Missing Women Inquiry
The Province - Nov 29, 2011
VPD's 'hooker' task force plagued by racism, discrimination, inquiry hears
Globe and Mail - Nov 28, 2011
Police clerk told caller ‘missing hookers’ not investigated, inquiry hears
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 28, 2011
Vancouver police had enough info on Pickton to execute warrant in 1998, inquiry told
The Province - Nov 24, 2011
Female RCMP officers' accounts of sexual harassment in force prompt new hotline
Postmedia News - Nov 24, 2011
Cop denies Pickton hatched plot to kill women in Vancouver
Postmedia News - Nov 23, 2011
Sisters of Pickton victim says she's sickened by officer's accusations
Globe and Mail - Nov 23, 2011
Sister outraged 'just hookers' remark
The Province - Nov 23, 2011
At least 18 women murdered after police had 'solid' evidence of serial killer: Lepard
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 22, 2011
Vancouver police managers failed to take ownership of missing women issue, inquiry told
Globe and Mail - Nov 22, 2011
Witness shocked Pickton testimony contradicted by Vancouver Police
The Province - Nov 22, 2011
Cops watched porn, skipped work instead of investigating missing women: Galliford
Postmedia News - Nov 22, 2011
Pickton knew he was under surveillance during killing spree: Senior officer
Postmedia News - Nov 21, 2011
Senior Vancouver cops failed to take 'ownership' of missing women investigation, inquiry told
CTV News - Nov 20, 2011Pickton case botched by failure of leadership: report
CTV News - Nov 20, 2011
Summer student shows up Pickton detectives: report
CTV News - Nov 18, 2011
High-level policing failures cited in report into missing B.C. women
Macleans Magazine - Nov 18, 2011
The RCMP: a Royal Canadian disgrace
The Vancouver Courier - Nov 14, 2011
Vancouver cops may amend missing person policy
The Province - Nov 10, 2011
Come back 'in the rainy season,' Pickton's brother told RCMP
The Province - Nov 9, 2011
'Sense of urgency' to investigate Pickton farm came almost two years after initial report: Deputy Chief
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 8, 2011
Rough road ahead for Wally Oppal
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 8, 2011
Warning would not have changed women's behaviour: officer
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 8, 2011
Two VPD officers raised alarm in 1998 about missing women, inquiry told
The Province - Nov 7, 2011
Single officer assigned to missing-persons unit by'97, inquiry hears
Post Media News - Nov 3, 2011
Vulnerable witnesses need to be shielded at Pickton inquiry
The Province - Nov 2, 2011
Woman's aunt, cousin missing 'but the police did nothing'
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 2, 2011
RCMP lawyer seeks sweeping ban on sensitive Missing Women documents
The Vancouver Sun - Nov 1, 2011
Vancouver police officer lied about whereabouts of missing women, witness tells Missing Women Inquiry
The Province - Nov 1, 2011
Witness tells inquiry women were snatched as if there was 'a monster out there'
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 31, 2011
Sex trade worker believes she was raped by serial killer Robert Pickton
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 28, 2011
AG approves extension deadline for Missing Women inquiry
The Province - Oct 27, 2011
Inquiry witness was only eight when she began to learn the grotesque details of her mother's death
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 27, 2011
'Police have some accounting to do,' brother of slain woman testifies
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 27, 2011
Daughter of one of Robert Picktons' victims brings Missing Women inquiry to tears
The Province - Oct 26, 2011
'If police had taken her death seriously from the beginning, I'd know what happened to her'
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 25, 2011
Relative of murder victim slams Vancouver Police for failure to properly investigate
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 25, 2011
Statement read by Lori-Ann Ellis
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 25, 2011
Missing Women inquiry spectators cheer suggestion of police cover-up
The Province - Oct 23, 2011
Family of missing woman to make their point outside of missing women commission
The Canadian Press - Oct 23, 2011
Families of Pickton's victims to relive trauma at inquiry and call for change
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 19, 2011
Vancouver women who disappeared immediately missed, inquiry told
The Province - Oct 19, 2011
Vancouver cops forced prostitutes to perform sexual favours, inquiry told
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 17, 2011
Pickton planned to kill before picking up prostitutes: expert
John Lowman - Criminology Professor
A. Cameron Ward & Company
Our Opening Statement (unredacted)
October 11, 2011 in Missing Women Commission of Inquiry
A. Cameron Ward & Company acting for the families of 18 women who went missing on the DTES
The Vancouver Sun - Oct 11, 2011
Police blasted at Missing Women inquiry for failures to catch killer sooner
National Post - Oct 9, 2011
Women continued to vanish, even with Pickton in sights
The Vancouver Sun - Sept 6, 2011
Police conduct aided a serial killer - they must be held responsible
The Vancouver Sun - Aug 19, 2011
Mother of missing woman gets full standing at B.C. inquiry
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Feast and Memorial for Mona Lee Wilson
The Times Colonist - 06 03 2011
Jody Paterson: So voices of sex workers are silenced once again
The Vancouver Sun - 03 05 2011
Missing Women Commission grants standing to 18 groups including victims' families
Globe and Mail
Death certificates place missing women's deaths at Pickton's farm
The Vancouver Sun - 1 31 2011
Missing Woman Commission hears from groups seeking official status
The Vancouver Sun - 11 27 2010
Top Robert Pickton cop breaks his silence
On The Farm: Robert William Pickton and the Tragic Story of Vancouver's Missing Women
The Vancouver Sun - 11 23 2010
Missing women inquiry's first public forum delayed
CTV NEWS - 10 28 2010
Lawyer steps in to help Pickton murder victims' family
The Times Colonist - 10 28 2010
Real inquiry needed into Pickton killings
Times Colonist - 09 29 2010
Oppal choice sparks controversy
The Province - 09 28-2010
Wally Oppal heads inquiry into police work in Robert Pickton serial murders
The Straight - 09 27 2010
B.C. attorney general to announce terms of reference, commissioner for Pickton inquiry
Macleans Magazine - 09 28 2010
HOW SERIAL KILLER ROBERT PICKTON SLIPPED AWAY
The Vancouver Sun - 09 22 2010Family says goodbye, 11 years after murder
Times Colonist - 09 02 2010
I never wanted to believe that the missing women didn't count
The Times Colonist - 08 15 2010
Police could have caught Robert Pickton earlier and prevented deaths
The Times Colonist - 08 15 2010
Bill Hiscox tipped Vancouver Police about Pickton in 1998
The Times Colonist - 08 10 2010
Lindsay Kines: Police failed those women in Pickton case -- but why?
The Times Colonist - 08 10 2010
Police could have caught Pickton years earlier, says Vancouver deputy chief's report
The Globe and Mail - 08 09 2010
Internal strife delayed Pickton arrest, former officer says
The Province - 08 05 2010Sarah de Vries 1 of 20 women for whose murder Pickton will never be tried
The Canadian Press - 08 05 2010
Stories of 20 women linked to Pickton untold
The Globe and Mail - 07 30 2010
Pickton responsible for the death of at least 33 women; possibly 49 says RCMP
The Vancouver Sun - 07 30 2010
Vancouver police apologize for not catching Robert Pickton sooner
The National Post - 07 30 2010
Supreme Court refuses to grant Robert Pickton new trial
The Canadian Press - 07 27 2010
Supreme Court to rule Friday on whether Robert Pickton gets new trial
Surrey North Delta Leader - 06 25 2010Teri-Lyn remembered
Calgary Herald - 06 17 2010Alberta family mourns for sex-trade worker slain in Surrey
The Vancouver Sun - 04 11 2010
Key witness dies before top court can rule on Robert Pickton's appeal
CTV News - 03 25 2010Victim's family supports new trial for Pickton
The Vancouver Sun - 03 25 2010Decision on new Pickton trial could be months away
The Vancouver Sun - 03 24 2010Crown argues not to retry Robert Pickton
The Province - 03 18 2010Crown suggests serial killer Pickton had accomplices
CBC News - 02 14 2010Hundreds march in Vancouver in memory of missing women
The Canadian Press - 02 14 2010Large crowd comes out to remember missing women in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside
Times Colonist - 02 14 2010Stolen Sisters march a declaration of love
CBC News - 02 14 2010Calgarians march to remember missing, murdered women
CBC News - 02 14 2010Edmonton march honours missing, slain women
Montreal Gazette - 02 14 2010Montrealers march for murdered indigenous women
Vancouver Courier - 02 3 2010Group says 38 Downtown Eastside women still missing
The Vancouver Sun - 01 29 2010THE FORGOTTEN
Missing women portraits unveiled
The Vancouver Sun - 01 01 2010Defence lawyers argue judge erred in Willie Pickton trial, seek new trial
Can West News - 12 29 09Vancouver police back missing women public inquiry
Can West News - 11 28 09Brother of suspected Pickton victim dies in Victoria drowning
The Province - 10 29 09Six more charges likely for Pickton
The Vancouver Sun - 10 29 09Police to recommend Pickton be charged for deaths of six more women
Canwest News Service - 10 29 09Pickton faces 6 more charges
Janis ColeWill You Remember Their Names?
Trinity Square VideoRemember Their Names
The Vancouver Sun - 06 29 09Judge's actions left door open for appeal
The Vancouver Sun - 06 25 09Serial killer Robert (Willie) Pickton's bid for new trial turned down
The Province - 06 25 09'Insensitive' coroner's staff rub more salt into victims' wounds
The Canadian Press - 06 24 09B.C. court to rule on Pickton appeal
The Vancouver Sun - 06 24 09Family, friends of missing women await Pickton appeal
The Canadian Press - 06 24 09Pickton paradox: serial killer's successful appeal might mean real justice
Things of DesireRemember Their Names - TSV
The Ottawa Citizen - 05 09 09The search for Maisy and Shannon
The Province - 05 05 09A message in angry strokes
Leader-Post - 04 24 09Vanished, but not forgotten
The stories behind some of Saskatchewan's
95 missing peopleLeader-Post - 04 24 09
Proposed memorial would be place for reflection and healing
The Canadian Press - 04 06 09Crown had powerful evidence against Pickton but judge errors muted it
Winnipeg Sun - 04 05 09Pickton's ploy
The Vancouver Sun - 04 02 09
Marie Laura MahMystery of missing woman solved
The Vancouver Sun - 03 30 09Serial killer Willie Pickton's convictions should be overturned: lawyer
The Province - 03 16 09Defence opposes Pickton 'confession' video at appeal
The Vancouver Sun - 03 11 09Inquiry urged for B.C.'s missing women
Maggie Lee Burke
Last seen in Edmonton
December 2004
The Times - 12 12 08Pickton was no 'serial killer'
The Times - 12 12 08Crey laments lack of charges
Southshore Now - 12 08 08Journalist recounts Canada's most infamous murder case
The Canadian Press - 12 07 08Next week marks first anniversary of conviction of serial killer Robert Pickton
The Canadian Press - 11 27 08Picktons lose appeal to have notorious property rezoned as farmland
Epoch Times - 11 24 08Serial Killer's Farm Should Be Memorial, Say Missing Women's Supporters
The Vancouver Sun - 10 22 08Media seeks access to videos and other exhibits filed at Robert Pickton's first trial
The Daily Gleaner - 10 04 08From Airbus to Pickton, Cameron has been there
The Vancouver Sun - 10 02 08Lawyers file more than 15,000 pages of documents for Robert Pickton appeal
Can West News - 09 25 08
Who Killed TheresaAmateur sleuthing reveals a likely murder that remains unsolved
first nations missing and murdered women
"Walk for Justice - Highway of Tears"
National Post - 09 24 081978 murder focus of book on cold cases
Edmonton Journal - 06 25 08Haunting art exhibit makes impression
Morningstar MercrediHonouring the warrior within
The Province - 04 21 08From drugs and sex to a life of hope
The Province - 04 08 08Pickton appeal still a year away from hearing
The Vancouver Sun - 04 02 08Pickton's lawyer argues against adjournment
Joint Missing Women Task Force
UPDATED POSTER - 59 WOMEN
The Vancouver Sun - 03 08 08A sister still lost - Dianne Rock
The Straight - 02 27 08
Retired Vancouver judge Wallace Craig calls for inquiry into Pickton murders
The Canadian Press - 03 06 08Crown willing to share Pickton evidence with families of 20 remaining victims
The Vancouver Sun - 03 01 08Danielle LaRue never had chance to succeed
Toronto StarPickton unlikely to face trial in 20 more cases
The Canadian Press - 02 26 08Crown won't proceed with second trial if Pickton appeal fails
Letter from Lynn Frey - 02 24 08To Anyone Using Our Daughter's Legacy
The Vancouver Sun - 02 27 08Odds stacked against women trying to recover
The Vancouver Sun 02 25 08'Nothing's changed' in Vancouver's drug-plagued Downtown Eastside
Sun Media - 02 17 08 Missing and slain women remembered
In Memory of Jack Cummer
Marlene GeorgePhase 1 - Pickton trial
The Vancouver Sun - 01 16 08Woman's remains found in valley - Michelle Choiniere
The Province 01 13 08Police investigating more missing women
The Province 01 13 08'I just want someone to tell me what happened'
Vancouver Sun - 01 08 08Crown wants to try Pickton for 26 deaths if he's granted an appealVancouver Sun - 01 06 08Crown to appeal Robert Pickton's second-degree murder verdict
ONLINE PETITIONRobert "Willie" Pickton should stand trial for remaining 20 murder charges he faces
Vancouver Sun - 01 02 08Online petition demands second trial
Toronto Star - 01 06 07Edmonton killer preying on prostitutes
Canadian Press - 12 28 07Robert Pickton trial cruel twist on parlour game of six degrees of separation
Vancouver Sun - Dec 28, 2007
Man behind slain women's song dies
Jack Cummer was grandfather of Pickton victim
Times ColonistWe're all complicit in women's deaths
The Toronto Star - 12 13 07
On looking and looking away
CanWest News Service - 12 19 07Pickton farm yields another missing woman's DNA
The Vancouver Sun - 12 11 07Missing women's resting place marked
The Canadian PressFamilies of Pickton's victims want public inquiry into police handling of case
CTV NewsPickton gets life, no chance of parole for 25 years
The ProvinceRCMP Insp. Don Adam
'Pickton planned his murders'
The Associated PressSerial Killer Victims' Families in Court
The Vancouver SunFAMILIES REJOICE; Pickton's chance for parole set at 25 years
The Canadian Press - 12 09 07Missing women's lives had no place as Pickton jury deliberated their deaths
The Vancouver SunVPD appears to have been blind during late 90s
CTV.CA - 12 09 07Verdict a 'bittersweet' victory for victims' families
The Vancouver Sun - 12 09 07Families mourn murdered women
The Star - 12 05 07More strange stories from Pickton's farm
The Vancouver SunFamilies relieved end near in Pickton trial
Edmonton Sun'Always woke with a smile'
The ProvinceVigil held for missing loved ones
International Day to end violence against womenThe Vancouver SunMissing loved ones honoured in Downtown Eastside memorial
The ProvinceDaughters of missing women inspire hope
Family members, friends find comfort sharing memories of lost ones
Canadian PressPickton lawyers, judge have big job to sum up year-long case and sway jurors
Kamloops This WeekHIGHWAY OF TEARS IN FRASER VALLEY?
The Vancouver Sun - 10 12 07Highway of Tears
RCMP step up investigation into 18 dead or missing women
Edmonton SunRoom Full of Missing Women
Maple Ridge NewsA voice for missing women
National News Robert Pickton murder trial changes course as defence calls witnesses
The Vancouver SunLillian O'dare Identified
The Province
Public is critical of investigation
65 percent want public inquiry into police actionToronto StarWho speaks for missing women?
The Vancouver SunHealing to move on
The Tri-City NewsMemorial for women
Need to rethink laws, attitudes - Elizabeth Hudson
A brother's memory
Pickton trial will finish by end of year, says judge
Globe and MailDeath on the pig farm: take one
CanoeCommunity still struggles after deaths
Vancouver SunPickton trial learns about victims' lives
Vancouver SunTroubled Lives 5-10-07
JESSIE FOSTER
Have you seen this woman?
Families bond in search for relatives
The Hamilton SpectatorMurdered woman's family needs answers
Seattle Post-IntelligencerSisters' tenuous bond grows even as a killer separates them
BBCAmateur sleuths keep cold cases alive
Times Colonist
Ottawa pushes women into the night
The Vancouver Sun
Combating violence against women
The Vancouver SunPolice reveal anonymous letter believed to be from killer of woman who went missing in 2002
'He's alive and we rejoice at that'
The NFB Celebrates International Women's Day - 2007
Song's dedicated to the eastside women
Without Warning & Don't Forget (Dreams)
Stories that need to be told
Canadian PressHundreds gather in Downtown
Eastside to remember missing women
Halifax Liveright click on link and save to desktopTask Force releases new missing women poster.pdf
St. Catherines StandardMother's pain doesn't heal 3-7-07
MISSING - Michelle Caroline Choiniere
NPR
Canadians Transfixed by Pig-Farm Murder Trial 3-2-07
Another View on Censored Reporting of Robert Pickton Trial
Fallen trees got more attention than missing women: marcher 2-14-07
TASK FORCE RELEASES UPDATED POSTER OF MISSING WOMEN
The Memory March - Crab Park - March 25, 2007
The Pickton Trial
THE VANCOUVER SUN
National PostWHY THEY DIED - 2007
MACLEANS.CAVICTIMS OF CIRCUMSTANCE - 2007
The Record
Are these women victims of public indifference, too? - 2007
Toronto SunHopefully the humanity of the female victims will survive - 2007
MEMORIAL MARCH images 2-14-07
Trial Of The Missing Women
Canadian PressThousands of tips investigated in search for Vancouver's missing women 2-15-07
For Missing Women Images
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joshuatree/
Filmgoers Finding Dawn 2-17-07
CNEWSRobert "Willy" Pickton, serial killer: 'Not from this world' 2-4-07
Canadian Press'Killer Pickton' movie already made 2-6-07
The Hamilton SpectatorPickton Trial: Welland family's agony 1-22-07
The Winnipeg SunCould I have done more, ex-'Tban anguishes 1-31-07
The Chilliwack ProgressPickton trial opens in New Westminster 1-23-07
The Vancouver Sun
Law courts braced to cope with year long high profile case 1-22-07
The Vancouver SunLegal system on trial in New Westminster - 1-22-07
The Canadian PressStart of Pickton trial rekindles loss for families but also need for closure 1-21-07
SPECIAL DEDICATION - MEMORIAL QUILT
Associated PressCanada's Largest Murder Trial to Start 1-21-07
The ProvinceWhere the women went missing, little has changed 1-21-07
The Vancouver SunEastside tries to fend off world media 1-20-07Toronto Star
11th-hour subpoena stuns victims' families1-20-07The Vancouver SunHow to answer kids' questions about the trial 1-20-07The Vancouver SunJudge noted for no-nonsense approach 1 19 07The Canadian PressFoster brother of alleged Pickton victim furious he's not considered family 1-17-07
The Vancouver SunVancouver sex-trade workers await details of Pickton trial 1-16-07
The Vancouver SunVictim's stepmom won't attend trial 1-15-07
Times ColonistLong road led to trial of Pickton 1-14-07
Canadian PressChildren of Vancouver's missing women want to remember - and move on 1-14-07
The Vancouver SunLives remembered 1-13-07
Canadian PressVancouver agencies call for boycott of accused prostitute killer's name 1-13-07
The Vancouver SunNever to be forgotten 1-12-07
The Vancouver SunSun series prompted police to 'step up' 1-11-07
Guelph Mercury NewsTwenty-six very different lives 1-11-07
Guelph Mercury NewsSarah de Vries was a precocious, energetic child, and a creative, beautiful grown-up, her family says 1-11-07
The Calgary HeraldLong list of missing, but little alarm 1-10-07
The Vancouver SunOne woman's disappearance became a focus 1-10-07
The Vancouver SunTime for politicians to change outdated sex laws 1-08-07
Women are dying out there, says B.C. madamCanadian PressLessons from tragedy: how Vancouver's missing women changed police 1-07-07
Toronto SunFinally, justice for forgotten victims 1-05-07
Perspective on Pickton Art show based on infamous murders 1-05-07
Vancouver SunNews website looking for sex trade workers to report on Pickton trial 1-03-07
Canadian PressVictim Services issues guide for families at coming Pickton murder trial 1-03-07
Globe and MailIs sanctuary enough for sex workers? 12-20-06Pickton trial highlights dithering in the corridors of powerThe Vancouver SunJudge delays Pickton trial two weeks 12-19-06
Decision leaves victim's father frustrated
The Vancouver SunPickton trial to be delayed two weeks 12-18-06
Calgary HeraldMother prepares for Pickton murder trial 12-17-06
The Vancouver SunDetails of Pickton allegations will be made public in January 12-16-06
Canadian PressNo publication ban on first-degree murder trial of Robert Pickton: Judge 12-15-06
The Vancouver SunEvidence will be 'graphic, distressing' 12-13-06
The Vancouver SunJury selection complete for Pickton trial 12-12-06
The Vancouver SunAll but three jurors chosen for Pickton 12-12-06
CTV News11 jurors chosen for Pickton murder trial in January 2007 12-11-06
Edmonton SunAlberta woman to attend Pickton trial 12 10 06
CanWestClose to 500 people remain potential jurors in Pickton trial 12-09-06
Globe and MailFamilies brace for Pickton trial 12-09-06
Canadian PressJudge in B.C.'s Pickton murder trial discusses sacrifice needed to sit on jury12-09-06
Associated PressTrial set to begin for pig farmer who could be Canada's worst serial killer 12-08-06
Canadian PressBernardo jurors: Pickton trial will change you 12-08-06
The TyeeHow Do We Protect Sex Workers? 12-08-06
The RecordMurder victim's sister speaks out 12-07-06
The Vancouver Sun Pickton jury candidates to face scrutiny 12-05-06
Globe and MailOne of 'missing' women found, giving kin hope 12-05-06
The Vancouver SunMissing woman found alive 12-04-06
The Vancouver SunLost, Not Forgotten 12-02-06
National Film Board of Canada
F I N D I N G D A W N
The Vancouver SunPain in the faces
Missing
DELORES "LOLLY" MARIE WHITEMAN
Vancouver's Eastside Missing Women
THE VOICE THAT NEEDED TO BE HEARD! SHEILA STEELE PASSES AWAY!
Globe and MailHundreds prepared to serve as Pickton jurors 11-10-06
Globe and MailJurors may run for the hills if Pickton trial comes calling 11-9-06
The Canadian PressAuthorities issue guide to dos and don't when Pickton murder trial begins 11-7-06
The Vancouver SunFilm goes beyond missing woman's case11-02-06
Globe and MailPickton judge asks Crown to provide outline for trial 11-01-06
Prince George Free PressPortraits inspired by pain 10-27-06
The Vancouver SunActivist John Turvey dead at 61 10-13-06
The Vancouver SunVictoria woman's DNA at pig farm 10-12-06
The Vancouver SunVictoria sex-trade worker linked to Pickton case 10-11-06
NANCY CLARKGlobe and MailFate of Pickton farm being closely watched10-7-06
Canadian PressCrown formally splits charges against Robert Pickton 10-4-06
Canadian PressPicktons in Vancouver court trying to overturn assessment of pig farm property10-4-06
Globe and MailA PEACEFUL PLACE TO MOURN 9-27-06
Globe and Mail3,500 prospective jurors summoned 9-27-06
Globe and MailBracing for a media tornado 9-26-06
Canadian PressVictims' family members get expenses when Pickton trial starts in January 9-25-06
Globe and MailKin of deceased was offered talk with Pickton judge 9-22-06
Globe and MailI'm okay with being attacked 9-19-06
Globe and MailFictional Pickton film pulled 9-15-06
Globe and MailTwo-part Pickton trial draws fire 9-9-06
Canadian PressAccused serial killer Pickton to face two trials 9-8-06
The Vancouver SunAustralian website sells Pickton film 9-7-06
Globe and MailHorror film based on Pickton due out before trial 9-7-06
Globe and MailPickton's legal team grapples with letter 9-6-06
Globe and MailPublished pen-pal letters from Pickton spark furor 9-4-06
The Vancouver SunThe Pickton Letters: His writings offer a glimpse into the thoughts of an accused serial killer 9-2-06
Pen pals from prison 9-2-06
Why the infamous have fans 9-2-06
Globe and MailApathy ruins plans to help B.C. prostitutes - 9-1-06
Welland TribuneFamily takes issue with ruling in Pickton case; Diane Rock's sister says Accused killer should be tried on all 26 counts of first-degree murder 8-21-06
Maple Ridge NewsPickton judge to proceed with only six counts 8-12-06
Canadian PressPublication ban could cover Pickton trial after severing of counts 8-11-06
The ProvinceFamilies stunned by ruling 8-10-06
The Vancouver SunJudge orders two trials for Pickton to avoid mistrial 8-10-06
Canadian PressJudge orders Robert Pickton to be tried on six murder counts, not 26 8-9-06
The Province7 women's stories told 8-8-06
Canadian PressBook on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside wins social awareness award 8-6-06
The Vancouver SunPickton Searchers offered counseling 7-10-06
Missing Debbie Slee
MISSING - Michelle Caroline Choiniere
The ProvincePolice botched case: Son 7-6-06
The Vancouver SunPickton trial jury-duty call set for fall 7-1-06
The Vancouver Sun
January start possible for Pickton trial 6-29-06
The Vancouver Sun
Missing woman's kin - Peace at home is first 6-27-06
Globe and Mail
Eastside victim's relative speaks out 6-27-06
The Vancouver Sun
Woman on poster contacts police, says she's alive 6-23-06
The Province
'We never thought she was dead' 6-23-06
IN LOVING MEMORY OF LANCE HENRY
The Vancouver Sun
Man dies during quest to find sister 6-22-06
The Vancouver Sun
Ode to the missing but not forgotten
Globe and MailDeath on the pig farm: take one
CanoeCommunity still struggles after deaths
Vancouver SunPickton trial learns about victims' lives
Vancouver SunTroubled Lives 5-10-07
JESSIE FOSTER
Have you seen this woman?
Families bond in search for relatives
The Hamilton SpectatorMurdered woman's family needs answers
Seattle Post-IntelligencerSisters' tenuous bond grows even as a killer separates them
BBCAmateur sleuths keep cold cases alive
Times Colonist
Ottawa pushes women into the night
The Vancouver Sun
Combating violence against women
The Vancouver SunPolice reveal anonymous letter believed to be from killer of woman who went missing in 2002
'He's alive and we rejoice at that'
The NFB Celebrates International Women's Day - 2007
Song's dedicated to the eastside women
Without Warning & Don't Forget (Dreams)
Stories that need to be told
Canadian PressHundreds gather in Downtown
Eastside to remember missing women
Halifax Liveright click on link and save to desktopTask Force releases new missing women poster.pdf
St. Catherines StandardMother's pain doesn't heal 3-7-07
MISSING - Michelle Caroline Choiniere
NPR
Canadians Transfixed by Pig-Farm Murder Trial 3-2-07
Another View on Censored Reporting of Robert Pickton Trial
Fallen trees got more attention than missing women: marcher 2-14-07
TASK FORCE RELEASES UPDATED POSTER OF MISSING WOMEN
The Memory March - Crab Park - March 25, 2007
The Pickton Trial
THE VANCOUVER SUN
National PostWHY THEY DIED - 2007
MACLEANS.CAVICTIMS OF CIRCUMSTANCE - 2007
The Record
Are these women victims of public indifference, too? - 2007
Toronto SunHopefully the humanity of the female victims will survive - 2007
MEMORIAL MARCH images 2-14-07
Trial Of The Missing Women
Canadian PressThousands of tips investigated in search for Vancouver's missing women 2-15-07
For Missing Women Images
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joshuatree/
Filmgoers Finding Dawn 2-17-07
CNEWSRobert "Willy" Pickton, serial killer: 'Not from this world' 2-4-07
Canadian Press'Killer Pickton' movie already made 2-6-07
The Hamilton SpectatorPickton Trial: Welland family's agony 1-22-07
The Winnipeg SunCould I have done more, ex-'Tban anguishes 1-31-07
The Chilliwack ProgressPickton trial opens in New Westminster 1-23-07
The Vancouver Sun
Law courts braced to cope with year long high profile case 1-22-07
The Vancouver SunLegal system on trial in New Westminster - 1-22-07
The Canadian PressStart of Pickton trial rekindles loss for families but also need for closure 1-21-07
SPECIAL DEDICATION - MEMORIAL QUILT
Associated PressCanada's Largest Murder Trial to Start 1-21-07
The ProvinceWhere the women went missing, little has changed 1-21-07
The Vancouver SunEastside tries to fend off world media 1-20-07Toronto Star
11th-hour subpoena stuns victims' families1-20-07The Vancouver SunHow to answer kids' questions about the trial 1-20-07The Vancouver SunJudge noted for no-nonsense approach 1 19 07The Canadian PressFoster brother of alleged Pickton victim furious he's not considered family 1-17-07
The Vancouver SunVancouver sex-trade workers await details of Pickton trial 1-16-07
The Vancouver SunVictim's stepmom won't attend trial 1-15-07
Times ColonistLong road led to trial of Pickton 1-14-07
Canadian PressChildren of Vancouver's missing women want to remember - and move on 1-14-07
The Vancouver SunLives remembered 1-13-07
Canadian PressVancouver agencies call for boycott of accused prostitute killer's name 1-13-07
The Vancouver SunNever to be forgotten 1-12-07
The Vancouver SunSun series prompted police to 'step up' 1-11-07
Guelph Mercury NewsTwenty-six very different lives 1-11-07
Guelph Mercury NewsSarah de Vries was a precocious, energetic child, and a creative, beautiful grown-up, her family says 1-11-07
The Calgary HeraldLong list of missing, but little alarm 1-10-07
The Vancouver SunOne woman's disappearance became a focus 1-10-07
The Vancouver SunTime for politicians to change outdated sex laws 1-08-07
Women are dying out there, says B.C. madamCanadian PressLessons from tragedy: how Vancouver's missing women changed police 1-07-07
Toronto SunFinally, justice for forgotten victims 1-05-07
Perspective on Pickton Art show based on infamous murders 1-05-07
Vancouver SunNews website looking for sex trade workers to report on Pickton trial 1-03-07
Canadian PressVictim Services issues guide for families at coming Pickton murder trial 1-03-07
Globe and MailIs sanctuary enough for sex workers? 12-20-06Pickton trial highlights dithering in the corridors of powerThe Vancouver SunJudge delays Pickton trial two weeks 12-19-06
Decision leaves victim's father frustrated
The Vancouver SunPickton trial to be delayed two weeks 12-18-06
Calgary HeraldMother prepares for Pickton murder trial 12-17-06
The Vancouver SunDetails of Pickton allegations will be made public in January 12-16-06
Canadian PressNo publication ban on first-degree murder trial of Robert Pickton: Judge 12-15-06
The Vancouver SunEvidence will be 'graphic, distressing' 12-13-06
The Vancouver SunJury selection complete for Pickton trial 12-12-06
The Vancouver SunAll but three jurors chosen for Pickton 12-12-06
CTV News11 jurors chosen for Pickton murder trial in January 2007 12-11-06
Edmonton SunAlberta woman to attend Pickton trial 12 10 06
CanWestClose to 500 people remain potential jurors in Pickton trial 12-09-06
Globe and MailFamilies brace for Pickton trial 12-09-06
Canadian PressJudge in B.C.'s Pickton murder trial discusses sacrifice needed to sit on jury12-09-06
Associated PressTrial set to begin for pig farmer who could be Canada's worst serial killer 12-08-06
Canadian PressBernardo jurors: Pickton trial will change you 12-08-06
The TyeeHow Do We Protect Sex Workers? 12-08-06
The RecordMurder victim's sister speaks out 12-07-06
The Vancouver Sun Pickton jury candidates to face scrutiny 12-05-06
Globe and MailOne of 'missing' women found, giving kin hope 12-05-06
The Vancouver SunMissing woman found alive 12-04-06
The Vancouver SunLost, Not Forgotten 12-02-06
National Film Board of Canada
F I N D I N G D A W N
The Vancouver SunPain in the faces
Missing
DELORES "LOLLY" MARIE WHITEMAN
Vancouver's Eastside Missing Women
THE VOICE THAT NEEDED TO BE HEARD! SHEILA STEELE PASSES AWAY!
Globe and MailHundreds prepared to serve as Pickton jurors 11-10-06
Globe and MailJurors may run for the hills if Pickton trial comes calling 11-9-06
The Canadian PressAuthorities issue guide to dos and don't when Pickton murder trial begins 11-7-06
The Vancouver SunFilm goes beyond missing woman's case11-02-06
Globe and MailPickton judge asks Crown to provide outline for trial 11-01-06
Prince George Free PressPortraits inspired by pain 10-27-06
The Vancouver SunActivist John Turvey dead at 61 10-13-06
The Vancouver SunVictoria woman's DNA at pig farm 10-12-06
The Vancouver SunVictoria sex-trade worker linked to Pickton case 10-11-06
NANCY CLARKGlobe and MailFate of Pickton farm being closely watched10-7-06
Canadian PressCrown formally splits charges against Robert Pickton 10-4-06
Canadian PressPicktons in Vancouver court trying to overturn assessment of pig farm property10-4-06
Globe and MailA PEACEFUL PLACE TO MOURN 9-27-06
Globe and Mail3,500 prospective jurors summoned 9-27-06
Globe and MailBracing for a media tornado 9-26-06
Canadian PressVictims' family members get expenses when Pickton trial starts in January 9-25-06
Globe and MailKin of deceased was offered talk with Pickton judge 9-22-06
Globe and MailI'm okay with being attacked 9-19-06
Globe and MailFictional Pickton film pulled 9-15-06
Globe and MailTwo-part Pickton trial draws fire 9-9-06
Canadian PressAccused serial killer Pickton to face two trials 9-8-06
The Vancouver SunAustralian website sells Pickton film 9-7-06
Globe and MailHorror film based on Pickton due out before trial 9-7-06
Globe and MailPickton's legal team grapples with letter 9-6-06
Globe and MailPublished pen-pal letters from Pickton spark furor 9-4-06
The Vancouver SunThe Pickton Letters: His writings offer a glimpse into the thoughts of an accused serial killer 9-2-06
Pen pals from prison 9-2-06
Why the infamous have fans 9-2-06
Globe and MailApathy ruins plans to help B.C. prostitutes - 9-1-06
Welland TribuneFamily takes issue with ruling in Pickton case; Diane Rock's sister says Accused killer should be tried on all 26 counts of first-degree murder 8-21-06
Maple Ridge NewsPickton judge to proceed with only six counts 8-12-06
Canadian PressPublication ban could cover Pickton trial after severing of counts 8-11-06
The ProvinceFamilies stunned by ruling 8-10-06
The Vancouver SunJudge orders two trials for Pickton to avoid mistrial 8-10-06
Canadian PressJudge orders Robert Pickton to be tried on six murder counts, not 26 8-9-06
The Province7 women's stories told 8-8-06
Canadian PressBook on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside wins social awareness award 8-6-06
The Vancouver SunPickton Searchers offered counseling 7-10-06
Missing Debbie Slee
MISSING - Michelle Caroline Choiniere
The ProvincePolice botched case: Son 7-6-06
The Vancouver SunPickton trial jury-duty call set for fall 7-1-06
The Vancouver Sun
January start possible for Pickton trial 6-29-06
The Vancouver Sun
Missing woman's kin - Peace at home is first 6-27-06
Globe and Mail
Eastside victim's relative speaks out 6-27-06
The Vancouver Sun
Woman on poster contacts police, says she's alive 6-23-06
The Province
'We never thought she was dead' 6-23-06
IN LOVING MEMORY OF LANCE HENRY
The Vancouver Sun
Man dies during quest to find sister 6-22-06
The Vancouver Sun
Ode to the missing but not forgotten
Vancouver Eastside Women's Memorial March - Feb 14, 2005
Canadian Press
Sex-trade laws killing prostitutes - June 13, 2006
The Vancouver Sun
Police confirm ID of 'missing' woman - June 10, 2006
The Vancouver Sun
Woman who vanished found alive in U.S. - June 7, 2006
Edmonton Sun
Former hooker to help others - May 21, 2006
Edmonton Journal
Bonnie Lynn Jack liked to answer the phone with a cheery "Bunny Love"
Nanaimo News Bulletin
CD offers hope to those left behind
When hope is fading
Knock on door raises fear
The Vancouver Sun
Veteran lawyer Orris joins defence team for Pickton - May 16, 2006
University of Guelph
Book a Monument to Canadian Women
REMEMBERING WOMEN MURDERED BY MEN
MEMORIALS ACROSS CANADAEdmonton's Murdered Women
Police identify dead prostitute - May 10, 2006
Canadian Press
Experts see lengthy Pickton trial - May 8, 2006
Canadian Press
Jury trial for accused serial killer Pickton could last two years - May 3, 2006
Globe and Mail
Public gets increased access to Pickton trial papers - Apr 22, 2006
Edmonton SunLifeline to the street - Apr 14, 2006
Cops hope hotline may expose a killer
Edmonton JournalKillings of prostitutes seen as national crisis - Apr 4, 2006
Canadian PressCrown in Pickton murder case decides to go to trial on 26 charges, not 27 - Mar 7, 2006
Ottawa CitizenOrleans prays for a remarkable soldier - Mar 6, 2006
Globe and Mail'Big heart' drew soldier to trouble spots - Mar 6, 2006
TREVOR GREENE - Mar 5, 2006
Author of "Bad Date, The Lost Girls of Vancouver's Low Track"
seriously wounded in AfghanistanCanadian PressExperts: unidentified murder victims pose challenge for police, prosecutors - Mar 4, 2006
Canadian PressJudge throws out murder count against Pickton - Mar 2, 2006
The ProvinceMarch honours memory of 300 women who died - Feb 14, 2006
Calgary SunMissing women march draws hundreds - Feb 14, 2006
Edmonton SunMarch to remember the fallen women - Feb 10, 2006
Canadian PressHeavy prep work needed for Pickton trial: lawyer - Feb 12, 2006
The Tyee.caPickton trial: Who Were the Victims? - Feb 2, 2006
Warnings about Pickton for almost 20 years!Regina Leader-Post
MISSING Our lost women
Times ColonistThe lives behind the faces
Maple Ridge NewsCelebration of life outside courthouse - Feb 2, 2006
Seattle TimesIn search of those gone missing, the heart is a lonely hunter
Welland TribuneLocal woman on the list of Pickton's charges - Feb 1, 2006
Maple Ridge News'This thing never ends' - Feb 1, 2006
Canadian PressIntense interest in Pickton trial declines markedly after first day - Feb 1, 2006
The Vancouver SunFamily, friends attend court opening - Jan 31, 2006
GLOBEANDMAILRemembering the missing - Jan 31, 2006
MACLEANS.CAAccused serial killer Robert Pickton enters not-guilty pleas in court - Jan 30, 2006
Toronto StarB.C. serial murder trial begins - Jan 30, 2006
The ProvincePoCo pig farmer faces 27 first-degree murder charges - Jan 30, 2006
Canadian PressLegal arguments begin in B.C. court Monday in trial of accused serial killer - Jan 29, 2006
Canadian PressPig farm trial chronology and quick facts - Jan 29, 2005
The Vancouver SunChildren of Vancouver's missing women - Jan 28, 2006
Globe and MailPictures provide the clues to a daughter's lost life - Jan 28, 2006
The Vancouver SunWhen kids go missing - Jan 28, 2006
Post LeaderMissing!
The Vancouver Sun
Media ban blocks coverage of start to Pickton's trial - Jan 28, 2006
Globe and MailPickton set to plead not guilty Monday - Jan 28, 2006
The ProvinceWorld media expected to join courthouse crowd - Pickton trial - Jan 18, 2006
The ProvinceVictim's sister outraged by Pickton movie - Jan 18, 2006
The Province
Renowned eastside officer at a loss about not being allowed to return - Jan 18, 2006
The Georgia StraightEx-cop challenges VPD - Const Dave Dickson - Jan 12, 2006
The Vancouver SunSketches express softer side of missing women - Dec 17, 2005
The Vancouver SunThe highway of tears - Dec 10, 2005
Seven young women murdered or missing on a lonely stretch of road
The Vancouver SunHighway of Tears website launched - Nov 26, 2005
The Vancouver SunAmerican media consultant advises on Pickton trial - Nov 17, 2005
Edmonton JournalKARE learns lessons of Pickton disaster - Nov 13, 2005
The Vancouver Sun
A disastrously bad law - Nov 5, 2005
Canadian Crime ReportProfiler Kim Rossmo receives 'controversy' award - Oct 31, 2005
VIVELECANADA.CA
Aboriginal Women in Canada: Lives Valued in Pennies - Oct 12, 2005
Macleans.caLengthy voir dire portion of Robert Pickton case set to begin in January - Oct 11, 2005
Edmonton SunA story that no one wanted told - Sept 30, 2005
'Just Another Indian - A Serial Killer and Canada's Indifference'
by: Warren Goulding
The Vancouver SunMissing persons unit 'beefed up' - Sept 28, 2005
The Vancouver SunMissing persons unit in crisis - VPD - Sept 27, 2005
Case files reveal missing data and errors: audit shows
MISSING - MAGGIE LEE BURKE
Maggie Burke
Edmonton Sun
New lead in Burke case - Sept 20, 2005
Leader-PostMissing women can't be ignored - Aug 25, 2005
Canadian Press$10 million mortgage on Pickton pig farm - Aug 21, 2005
Canadian PressPre-trial hearings resume in case of accused serial killer Robert Pickton - Aug 16, 2005
Canadian PressFearful prostitutes write own missing-person forms - Aug 14, 2005
The ProvinceProgram tracks marginalized women - Aug 14. 2005
Guardian UnlimitedThe disappeared - Aug 5, 2005
Globe and MailThe killing fields of Edmonton - Aug 2, 2005
The Vancouver Sun Blind justice, the Pickton trial - July 29, 2005
why not allow cameras in the courtroom
Canadian PressMother leads march for the missing - July 23, 2005
The ProvinceSchool ignoring sadistic behavior - July 21, 2005
The Vancouver SunThe dream job at Library Square - July 16, 2005
Maggie de Vries was only too happy to rearrange her lifeEdmonton SunFor Georgina's sake - July 15, 2005
Canadian PressKim Rossmo sheds light on 'stranger' criminality - June 28, 2005
The ProvinceDaughter hopes for clues to mom's disappearance - June 26, 2005
The ProvinceProstitutes seek change - June 20, 2005
CanWest GlobalBC missing women's case - June 2005
Toronto StarHunt on for serial killer - June 18, 2005
'Someone's neighbour, brother, friend'Toronto StarLife on Vancouver's mean streets - June 18, 2005
Canadian PressSlayings linked? June 18, 2005
Edmonton Police investigate possible connection to Kamloops deathsEdmonton JournalRashmi's choice: life or the street - June 17, 2005
Kamloops This WeekSex, drugs and murder - June 12, 2005
CNN InternationalCanada fears second serial killer - June 9, 2005
Canadian PressJudge nixes tougher ban in Pickton case - June 8, 2005
The Vancouver ProvinceColeman needs to protect public, not cops - June 5, 2005
The missing-women file: Coleman wasn't moved when relatives of dozens of
missing women from Vancouver's downtown eastside accused police of
bungling the case
Globe and MailInstead of collective shrug, Pickton case should inspire outrage - June 2, 2005
Canadian PressJudge in Robert Pickton serial murder case steps down over schedule conflict - June 1, 2005
The Chronical-JournalMom remains optimistic that daughter still alive - May 27, 2005
The Vancouver ProvinceMore revelations to come in Pickton trial, court told - May 27, 2005
New info about 'involvement of others in murders'Canadian PressEvidence may have a 'devastating effect' if made public, Pickton lawyer - May 27, 2005
Vancouver SunMissing women's families remember their loved ones - May 26, 2005
Toronto StarNow their are 27 victims - May 26, 2005
ctv interactive
Missing WomenRobert Pickton faces 12 more
charges involving Vancouver's
missing women--------------------------------------------------------------------------Guelph Mercury NewsSarah de Vries name added to list of BC murder victims - May 26, 2005Northern LifeB.C. farmer charged with killing woman born in Sudbury - May 26, 2005
Canadian PressWoman removed from missing list - May 26, 2005
ReutersDefense vs media in Canada serial killer case - May 26, 2005
Government of British Columbia
Robert William Pickton Trial Information
Pickton Indictments, 27 first degree murders charges - May 25, 2005
CBC VancouverRobert Pickton faces 12 new charges - May 25, 2005
CBC VancouverMemorial planned for missing women - May 25, 2005
CanWest NewsPickton to face seven more murder charges - May 25, 2005
Trial in 2006: B.C. pig farmer now accused of killing 22 women
Canadian PressFamilies of Pickton's alleged victims told more charges to be laid Wednesday, May 24, 2005
Strathcona Memorial Garden - 2005
Vancouver Eastside Women's Memorial March - Feb 14, 2005
Snow Bodies, one woman's life on the streets - Elizabeth Hudson
Edmonton's murdered women - 1986-2005
WestenderMissing women must not be forgotten to time, say locals-May 19, 2005
Canadian PressFeds to announce new missing women program-May 15, 2005
The Vancouver ProvinceWithout johns, prostitutes are without money - May 1, 2005
CBC NEWSPickton murder trial could start next year-Mar 31, 2005
The Doe Network ~ Memorial Garden ~ Liz Chipman
Vancouver SunDowntown Eastside wants popular cop to stay-Mar 5, 2005
CBC
Vancouver's missing women remembered in march-Feb 14, 2005
14th ANNUAL WOMEN'S MEMORIAL MARCH-Feb 14, 2005
Influential WomenWatching people defy social norms is "empowering"
Canadian Press
Safe place for users cleaned up Vancouver slum, free drugs may make it safer-Feb 12, 2005
CANOESex Trade Workers of Canada Dedicated To Safety For All
The ProvinceRipper doll insensitive to pain, women's groups say-Jan 2, 2005Macleans.ca
Family of missing woman wants serial killer doll removed from Vancouver store-Dec 30, 2004Court TVTrial of pig farmer accused of murdering 15 women delayed until 2006-Dec 28, 2004
Vancouver Sun10 officers working full time to disclose evidence to Pickton-Dec 26, 2004
Vancouver SunJudge pleads for patience from from families in Pickton case-Dec 21, 2004Canadian PressEvidence against accused killer Pickton more voluminous than Air India-Dec 20, 2004
Canadian PressPickton murder trial delays elicit frustration-Dec 19, 2004
WestenderPraise for a man who dared to care-Dec 9, 2004
The NowRemembering Sarah-Nov 17, 2004
Vancouver Sun
Author tries to raise awareness of Vancouver's missing prostitutes-Nov 5, 2004
Vancouver SunThe harm that the media can do-Nov 2, 2004
Canoe-CNewsPolice reviewing TV show to determine if Pickton publication ban breached-Oct 30, 2004
Vancouver SunOttawa rates health risk from human remains in farm meat-Oct 29, 2004
Vancouver CBC.CAMissing women's family horrified by inaction-Oct 7, 2004
Call for more counseling for victims' extended families
Vancouver CBC.CA8 more names added to list of missing women
The ProvinceEight names added to list of missing women-Oct 7, 2004
There are now 69 women missing from the eastsideCanadian Press
Missing Women's Task Force to add 8 more names-Oct 5, 2004
Amnesty International
Canada: Stolen Sisters: A Human Rights Response to Discrimination and Violence
Amnesty International CanadaAmnesty International Report-Stolen Sisters-Canada-Oct 4, 2004
Taken from her family Janet Henry - missing since Jun 28, 1997
"A daily part of life" Sarah de Vries - missing April 14, 1998
CBC NewsAmnesty International report set to embarrass Canada-Oct 3, 2004
CBC News SundayTraces of Missing Women
Canoe-CNewsVancouver hookers run book club, wonder why people think that's strange-Sept 27, 2004
Winnipeg SunIt's a career to die for-Sept 27, 2004
Canadian PressVanCity prize for novel about sister who disappears amid attacks on sex workers-Sept 10, 2004
The Washington PostOn Willy's Pig Farm, Sifting for Clues-Sept 5, 2004
Memorial Garden-1987-2004
In Search of the Political Fix for Vancouver's Downtown Eastside-Sept 10, 2004
traces of MISSING women-a video collage-CBC
a video collage memorial project
Bermuda SunExclusive: Bermuda link to serial killer case-Aug 6, 2004
Vancouver SunYoung woman who flirted with danger left a 3,000-page journal-July 31, 2004
Toronto StarDeath on the streets-July 31, 2004
Vernon Morning StarAwards night connects the arts-July 24, 2004
Canadian PressPolice meet with missing woman's kin-July 16, 2004
CBC NewsMemoir about missing Vancouver woman wins lit award-July 15, 2004
How Lindsay Kines and Sun reporters broke missing women story-Nov 6, 2002
Never Forget, from 'Missing Sarah' by Maggie de Vries
Canadian PressPickton trial still a long way off-June 28, 2004
Edmonton SunFamily extends hand to slain hooker-June 28, 2004
Edmonton Sun
Disappearance a National disgraceWaking up to plight of hookers-June 25, 2004
Canadian PressRCMP won't charge Fox News for 'false' Pickton story-May 28, 2004
Globe and MailHooked on reading-May 20, 2004
Sex-trade workers in the Downtown Eastside get their own
book club thanks to a book seller and an author
'I have a name'
Nanaimo students perform true-to-life story off streets-May 13, 2004
The Montreal Mural-A Tribute to the Missing-Murdered Women of Vancouver's eastside
Calgary HeraldPickton brother says he's sorry-Apr 29, 2004
Canadian PressBacklash spurs PETA to pull grisly anti-meat ads-Apr 22, 2004
Canadian PressAnti-meat ads referencing Pickton case 'grotesque-Apr 6, 2004Vancouver SunPlea for pig farm meat turns up no new evidence-Mar 30, 2004
940 News All News RadioCampaign seeks $10 million to track cases of vanished, slain native women-Mar 21, 2004
The ProvinceNational campaign will document missing or slain native women-Mar 19, 2004
Richmond ReviewWitness saw clothes dumped at landfill-Mar 19, 2004
Damaged Angels, A Mother Discovers the Terrible Cost of Alcohol in Pregnancy
By: Bonnie Buxton
New Catholic TimesStevie Cameron, street-side savior of Canada's destitute-2004
The Province'How insensitive' to Downtown Eastside-Mar 14, 2004
Maisonneuve Magazine
Corpus Delicti-2004
Canadian PressPolice warning about pig farm meat unleashes storm of emotion-Mar 12, 2004
Guelph MercuryLatest news out of B.C. 'shocking' to Sarah's friend-Mar 12, 2004
Vancouver SunHuman remains suspected in Pickton meat-Mar 11, 2004
Reuters
Meat from Canada Farm May Have Had Human Remains-Mar 10, 2004
Missing Women Joint Task Force Seek Help
Vancouver SunSome things you didn't know about the Pickton case-Feb 14, 2004
The Calgary Herald
B.C. serial killer task force looks to Green River case-Mar 4, 2004
The ProvincePolice request the public's assistance-Feb 29, 2004
Danielle LarueWhat's missing here is justice-May 20, 2003
CTV.caB.C. Missing Women investigation to cost $70 M-Feb 20, 2004
The Province
No shoulder to cry on for crime victims, that's gone, too-Feb 19, 2004
Vancouver SunMissing women case gets $46 million-Feb 19, 2004
Photos from today's Missing Women MarchValentines Day March photos-Feb 14, 2004
940 NEWS
Sombre Valentine's Day for families of missing women-Feb 14, 2004
Times ColonistHe is a nice guy-Feb 14, 2004
Friends speak highly of man at center of serial murder investigation
Melford JournalRemembering Yvonne-Feb 10, 2004
Vancouver SunWendy CrawfordMissing woman belonged to a loving family-Feb 9, 2004
Toronto StarA grieving family still waits: no body, no burial, no trial-Feb 7, 2004
Vancouver SunPickton ban broken, U.S. network claims-Feb 6, 2004
CNEWS-CANOEBroadcaster, UBC investigated over alleged breach of Pickton publication ban-Feb 5, 2004
Vancouver SunFamilies pay tribute to victim-Feb 2, 2004
Dawn CreyCanadian PressMemorial service held for woman whose DNA was found at Pickton farm-Feb 1, 2004
Vancouver SunYvonne Marie Boen
Friends remember zest for life-Jan 30, 2004
Vancouver SunNine more women linked to Pickton case, total 31-Jan 28, 2004
Canadian PressRemains of nine more women found-Jan 27, 2004
Times ColonistChanging tunes and Missing lyrics-Jan 24, 2004
The ProvincePickton farm yields 23rd woman's DNA-Jan 16, 2004
The StandardWhy so little interest in Pickton-Dec 26, 2003
Seven new charges for Pickton, now accused of killing 22 women-Dec 16, 2003
An Interview with Maggie de Vries
Canadian PressPolice agencies tested by huge numbers of missing and murdered women-Dec 19, 2003
Toronto StarPickton faces seven new charges-Dec 15, 2003
CBC.CAPickton trial date expected today-Dec 15, 2003
Edmonton SunWoman not victim of Pickton-Nov 30, 2003
Canada.ComTask force adds four missing women-Nov 20, 2003
The Edmonton JournalSerial killer who roamed Saskatoon met with indifference by police, media-Nov 29, 2003
Ottawa CitizenProstitution laws make murder easier-Nov 8, 2003
Vancouver SunPig-farm search leaves bleak void behind-Nov 8, 2003
Vancouver Sun
Ridgway still a suspect in BC missing women case-Nov 6, 2003
Times ColonistVictoria editor nominated for Governor-General award-Oct 21, 2003
Canadian PressHuge Pickton farm search winds down-Nov 5, 2003
Canadian PressDNA databank for missing proposed-LINDSEY'S LAW-Sept 30, 2003
Canadian Press
Legal observers say Crown could drop some charges against Pickton; add others-Sept 23, 2003
Vancouver SunAdditional charges against Pickton not certain-Sept 22, 2003
Times ColonistCost of investigation irrelevant-Sept 17, 2003
Canadian PressNumber of murder counts against Pickton could stay at 15 when trial begins-Sept 15, 2003
Vancouver SunCost of missing-women case to reach $70 million-Sept 16, 2003
A sister's journey: from darkness to light-Aug 21, 2003
An honest appraisal of what went wrong-Aug 2, 2003
WestenderAn author reveals the truth of her sister's hard life in "Missing Sarah"
Vancouver SunPickton team requests delay-Sept 12, 2003
Vancouver Sun
Pickton to appear in court for trial date-Sept 11, 2003
CBCPolice task force ends search of land near highway in pig farm murder probe-Aug 8, 2003
Canadian PressHouse comes down-July 27, 2003
Families emotional as pig farm property demolished
The ProvincePickton home demolished-July 27, 2003
Globe and MailSarah, we hardly knew you-July 26, 2003
Times ColonistFor Island families, Pickton trial brings different emotions-July 24, 2003
Andrea Joesbury, Marnie Frey, Cathy Knight, Leigh Miner & Tiffany Drew
Vancouver SunPickton to stand trial for murder in deaths of 15 sex trade workers-July 25, 2003
Crown prepares seven additional counts based on new evidence
National Post
'They know she was murdered'-July 25, 2003
Grandmother raises B.C. prostitute's children
Sarah de Vries The ProvinceFamilies to watch Pickton demolition-July 25, 2003
Tri-City NewsPickton murder trial likely to begin in 2004-July 25, 2003
Times ColonistIn her sister's own words-July 24, 2003
Book by Maggie de Vries commemorates life of missing sister
Toronto StarB.C. pig farmer to be tried in the deaths of 15 women-July 24, 2003
Trial not expected until 2004 but families relieved
Judge says more charges could have been added to case
Toronto StarFamilies, loved ones 'in limbo'-July 23, 2003
Women are dead, but no charges laid
'They were loved, they were important'
Vancouver SunPickton to stand trial for 15 murders-July 24, 2003
Crown prepares seven additional counts based on new evidence
Canadian PressPickton will stand trial for 15 murders murders-July 23, 2003
CBC VancouverWoman's remains found in 1995 at Mission site-July 22, 2003
The ProvinceWill Pickton stand trial?-July 22, 2003
The ProvinceMissing-women search expands to bog-July 21, 2003
Vancouver SunPolice expand missing women search to Mission marsh-July 21, 2003
Eight divers and 52 anthropologists to scour grass, bushes and water
Canadian PressVancouver missing women's task force to search second site in Fraser Valley-July 20, 2003
CKNW AM RadioMissing Women Task Force apparently expanding investigation-July 20, 2003
The Edmonton JournalSociety targets prostitutes, expert says-July 16, 2003
The Edmonton JournalTask force urged to probe women's deaths-July 16, 2003
CBC NewsPickton preliminary almost over-July 15, 2003
National PostDead body sparks serial killer fears in Edmonton-July 14, 2003
The Daily CourierClinging to hope - Troy Boen
Edmonton JournalSerial killer on loose?-July 12, 2003
The ProvinceWoman's kin fear the worst, ask for help-July 9, 2003
Danielle LarueVancouver SunPolice under fire-July 7, 2003
Julie Berg-WymanFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Have you had enough of Vancouver Police ethics?
Vancouver SunSister says found DNA is not proof of death-June 30, 2003
Hope StandardCompassion into Action-June 27, 2003
Paul is riding across Canada because he believes in the vision of the Missing Women's Legacy Society to have the missing women remembered through having helped others after them. A fitting legacy and one not to be forgotten.The Toronto Star'I need to know what happened to her-June28, 2003
Canadian PressPreliminary hearing for accused serial killer Robert Pickton resumes Monday-June 27, 2003
The ProvinceInformant in Pickton case fails in bid to claim reward-June 26, 2003
Guardian Unlimited
Macabre portraits haunt nation - June 8, 2003
CTV.CAB.C. missing women source fears for his life-Mar 13, 2003
Vancouver SunRemains ID's at Pickton farm-June 14, 2003
Tiffany Louise DrewBellingham HeraldRemains at B.C. pig farm are local woman's sister-June 13, 2003
CNEWSU.S. reporter ready to go with book on the British Columbia pig farm murders-June 11, 2003
Los Angeles Times MagazineLight and Darkness in Canada-June 1, 2003
Vancouver Sun'These people are our friends'-June 6, 2003
Vancouver SunWhat's missing here is justice-May 20, 2003
The ProvinceWitness in Pickton case alone and 'living in fear'-May 15, 2003
The Province
Relatives of missing women slam Victims Services' help-May 9, 2003
Cindy Feliks
Vancouver SunMorality takes back seat to violence-May 3, 2003
Vancouver SunOfficer's award draws criticism-May 2, 2003
RCMP-VPD Task ForceJoint Missing Women Task Force Media Releases
The ProvincePickton hearing on hold as police deny officer pens book about case-Apr 24, 2003
Toronto StarPreliminary hearing for Robert Pickton adjourned-Apr 23, 2003
CBC NEWSNo missing women's book, police say-Apr 23, 2003
Globe and MailBook on missing women betrays trust, families say-Apr 23, 2003
STEVIE CAMERON writing book on Vancouver's missing women
BBC NEWS
Canada's disappearing natives-Apr 18, 2003
Ottawa CitizenThe Body of Evidence-Apr 13, 2003
VISION QUEST- the film
Intro-best with high speed internet
Crime LibraryROBERT PICKTON-The Vancouver missing women
APNew Westminster woman added to the Vancouver
Missing Women list
Sharon Evelyn Ward vanished Feb 14, 1997
Sharon Evelyn Ward
Media Challenge Ban in Serial Killer Case-Mar 20, 2003
AMERICA'S MOST WANTEDAMERICA'S MOST WANTED-Vancouver Missing-1999-2000-2002
The ProvinceHer wish is for mom to be found-Mar 18, 2003
Canadian PressTask force steps up Pickton farm search-Mar 17, 2003
Seed Magazine-New YorkTHE PIG FARM KILLINGS - seed magazine
Josephine Cote reported missing has been found alive
Vancouver SunSun nominated for four newspaper awards-Mar 11, 2003
THE NOWPrint and quilt a legacy to missing women-2002
Ottawa CitizenJustice committee fears for safety of prostitutes-Feb 23, 2003
Hundreds march in Vancouver to remember dead and missing women-Feb 14, 2003
Carnegie Center
Hello my name is Maggy-Feb 14, 2003
Downtown Eastside Vancouver12th ANNUAL WOMEN'S MEMORIAL MARCH-FEBRUARY 14, 2003
Pickton prelim adjourns until February 19-Feb 10, 2003
Vancouver SunMPs vow to reform sex-trade laws-Feb 8, 2003
Vancouver SunPolice need a new attitude on crimes against prostitutes-Feb 7, 2003
Canadian PressPort Coquitlam farm became ground zero in missing women case a year ago-Feb 5, 2003
Vancouver SunU.S. report on Pickton checked by police-Feb 7, 2003
Vancouver SunMissing women's case broke open one year ago-Feb 5, 2003
Vancouver SunPickton farm assessed $500,000 tax hike-Feb 5, 2003
Toronto StarWalk honours missing women-Feb 2, 2003
Canadian PressRelatives of Vancouver's missing women mark investigation's anniversary-Feb 1, 2003
Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows TimesHouse a legacy of missing women-Jan 31, 2003
Legacy House
Intro-best with high speed internet
Crime LibraryROBERT PICKTON-The Vancouver missing women
APNew Westminster woman added to the Vancouver
Missing Women list
Sharon Evelyn Ward vanished Feb 14, 1997
Sharon Evelyn Ward
Media Challenge Ban in Serial Killer Case-Mar 20, 2003
AMERICA'S MOST WANTEDAMERICA'S MOST WANTED-Vancouver Missing-1999-2000-2002
The ProvinceHer wish is for mom to be found-Mar 18, 2003
Canadian PressTask force steps up Pickton farm search-Mar 17, 2003
Seed Magazine-New YorkTHE PIG FARM KILLINGS - seed magazine
Josephine Cote reported missing has been found alive
Vancouver SunSun nominated for four newspaper awards-Mar 11, 2003
THE NOWPrint and quilt a legacy to missing women-2002
Ottawa CitizenJustice committee fears for safety of prostitutes-Feb 23, 2003
Hundreds march in Vancouver to remember dead and missing women-Feb 14, 2003
Carnegie Center
Hello my name is Maggy-Feb 14, 2003
Downtown Eastside Vancouver12th ANNUAL WOMEN'S MEMORIAL MARCH-FEBRUARY 14, 2003
Pickton prelim adjourns until February 19-Feb 10, 2003
Vancouver SunMPs vow to reform sex-trade laws-Feb 8, 2003
Vancouver SunPolice need a new attitude on crimes against prostitutes-Feb 7, 2003
Canadian PressPort Coquitlam farm became ground zero in missing women case a year ago-Feb 5, 2003
Vancouver SunU.S. report on Pickton checked by police-Feb 7, 2003
Vancouver SunMissing women's case broke open one year ago-Feb 5, 2003
Vancouver SunPickton farm assessed $500,000 tax hike-Feb 5, 2003
Toronto StarWalk honours missing women-Feb 2, 2003
Canadian PressRelatives of Vancouver's missing women mark investigation's anniversary-Feb 1, 2003
Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows TimesHouse a legacy of missing women-Jan 31, 2003
Legacy House
CTV.CA -Canadian PressAttendance drops at Pickton preliminary hearing-Jan 16, 2003
Canadian PressAmid news ban, attendance wanes at Pickton serial murder hearing-Jan 16, 2003
National PostPickton judge issues warning to reporters-Jan 16, 2003
Toronto StarJudge warns media covering Pickton hearing-Jan 15, 2003
Guelph MercuryTestimony at Pickton hearing halted-Jan 15, 2003
Toronto StarPickton lawyers want some reporters banned-Jan 15, 2003
Vancouver Sun
Pickton lawyers seek action against media-Jan 15, 2003
Toronto StarBan breached, Pickton's lawyer argues-Jan 14, 2003
The ProvinceEmotionally exhausted-Jan 14, 2003
Toronto StarBulletproof glass shields Pickton-Jan 14, 2003
Vancouver SunPickton hearing begins-Jan 14, 2003
Toronto StarHearing begins for accused B.C. serial killer-Jan 13, 2003
Vancouver SunRelatives prepare for ordeal-Jan 13, 2003
Edmonton SunSlain city woman's family at hearing-Jan 12, 2003
Georgina Papin
Toronto StarFor families, not knowing is hardest of all-Jan 11, 2002
National Post15 lives lived dangerously-Jan 11, 2003
Vancouver SunFunding deal will allow Pickton hearing to start Monday-Jan 10, 2003
Cindy FeliksThe Province'Beautiful' Cindy joins tragic list-Jan 10, 2003
Cindy Feliks and daughter TheresaCBC NewsAnother woman's DNA found on Pickton pig farm-Jan 9, 2003
Cindy FeliksThe ProvincePrayer service set for eve of Pickton hearing-Jan 9, 2003
Canadian PressAccused serial killer Robert Pickton's lawyers reach defence funding deal-Jan 9, 2003
Times ColonistVictoria lawyer joins Pickton defence team-Dec 31, 2002
Canadian PressCanada exploring DNA data bank idea-Dec 30, 2002
Times ColonistPickton lawyers must be funded-Dec 27, 2002
Vancouver Sun Swim honours missing women-Dec 24, 2002
CH TVMarathon swim a gift to missing sister-Dec 19, 2002
Erin McGrath and sister Leigh MinerVancouver SunPickton's lawyers threaten to pull out again over funds-Dec 24, 2002
Canadian PressDefence making headway on evidence-Dec 23, 2002
Canadian PressInvestigation continues as hearing gets going for accused serial killer-Dec 21, 2002
Sarah deVriesMissing Women's Legacy SocietyErin's swimathon pledge for missing sister Leigh Miner-2002
Vancouver SunVocalists sing their hearts out on CD for the missing women-Dec 18, 2002
Vancouver SunWatch U.S. media for Pickton leaks, police told-Dec 18, 2002
Canadian PressAmid news ban, attendance wanes at Pickton serial murder hearing-Jan 16, 2003
National PostPickton judge issues warning to reporters-Jan 16, 2003
Toronto StarJudge warns media covering Pickton hearing-Jan 15, 2003
Guelph MercuryTestimony at Pickton hearing halted-Jan 15, 2003
Toronto StarPickton lawyers want some reporters banned-Jan 15, 2003
Vancouver Sun
Pickton lawyers seek action against media-Jan 15, 2003
Toronto StarBan breached, Pickton's lawyer argues-Jan 14, 2003
The ProvinceEmotionally exhausted-Jan 14, 2003
Toronto StarBulletproof glass shields Pickton-Jan 14, 2003
Vancouver SunPickton hearing begins-Jan 14, 2003
Toronto StarHearing begins for accused B.C. serial killer-Jan 13, 2003
Vancouver SunRelatives prepare for ordeal-Jan 13, 2003
Edmonton SunSlain city woman's family at hearing-Jan 12, 2003
Georgina Papin
Toronto StarFor families, not knowing is hardest of all-Jan 11, 2002
National Post15 lives lived dangerously-Jan 11, 2003
Vancouver SunFunding deal will allow Pickton hearing to start Monday-Jan 10, 2003
Cindy FeliksThe Province'Beautiful' Cindy joins tragic list-Jan 10, 2003
Cindy Feliks and daughter TheresaCBC NewsAnother woman's DNA found on Pickton pig farm-Jan 9, 2003
Cindy FeliksThe ProvincePrayer service set for eve of Pickton hearing-Jan 9, 2003
Canadian PressAccused serial killer Robert Pickton's lawyers reach defence funding deal-Jan 9, 2003
Times ColonistVictoria lawyer joins Pickton defence team-Dec 31, 2002
Canadian PressCanada exploring DNA data bank idea-Dec 30, 2002
Times ColonistPickton lawyers must be funded-Dec 27, 2002
Vancouver Sun Swim honours missing women-Dec 24, 2002
CH TVMarathon swim a gift to missing sister-Dec 19, 2002
Erin McGrath and sister Leigh MinerVancouver SunPickton's lawyers threaten to pull out again over funds-Dec 24, 2002
Canadian PressDefence making headway on evidence-Dec 23, 2002
Canadian PressInvestigation continues as hearing gets going for accused serial killer-Dec 21, 2002
Sarah deVriesMissing Women's Legacy SocietyErin's swimathon pledge for missing sister Leigh Miner-2002
Vancouver SunVocalists sing their hearts out on CD for the missing women-Dec 18, 2002
Vancouver SunWatch U.S. media for Pickton leaks, police told-Dec 18, 2002
Yvonne Marie BoenYvonne was 33 years old when she went missing March 16, 2001
Yvonne has brown eyes and dark brown hair
Canadian PressDelay in Pickton legal arguments-Dec 17, 2002
The Calgary HeraldDiscovery of stepdaughter's DNA confirms Calgarian's fear-Dec 13, 2002
Cindy FeliksCampbell River MirrorViolence in Vancouver's downtown eastside haunts Polytechnique memorial-Dec 2002
Vancouver SunU.S. media probed for possible Pickton violation-Dec 11, 2002
Canadian Press-canada.com"Missing" woman died five years ago-Dec 10, 2002
Dawn Lynn Cooper
Vancouver SunHow Lindsay Kines and Sun reporters broke missing women story
Vancouver SunCrown dragging feet, Pickton lawyers say-Dec 10, 2002
Vancouver SunMourners remember Marnie Frey-Dec 9, 2002
Marnie Lee FreyVancouver SunMourners remember Marnie Frey-Dec 9, 2002
Canadian Press-canada.comCrown outlines some witnesses to testify at pig farmer's preliminary hearing-Dec 9, 2002
Vancouver SunPickton hearing and Port Coquitlam a surreal contrast-Dec 7, 2002
The Canadian PressMourners gather to remember one of Vancouver's missing women-Dec 7, 2002
The Toronto StarSerial murder hearing open to the public-Dec 7, 2002
The Toronto StarMedia admitted to Pickton hearing, judge rules-Dec 6, 2002
Vancouver SunBan urged due to 'explosive' evidence-Dec 5, 2002
Vancouver SunHearing 'issue of public trust'-Dec 4, 2002
canada.comWoman believed missing from Vancouver didn't know she was on police list-Dec 4, 2002
Vancouver SunU.S. stations offer to block coverage of Pickton-Dec 3, 2002
Canadian PressLawyer for accused serial killer wants media, public banned from hearing-Dec 2, 2002
Toronto Star
500 missing native women - 2002
Vancouver sunPolice seek help to find four missing women-Nov 28, 2002
Vancouver Sun20 attend candlelight vigil for Jardine-Nov 25, 2002
Angela Rebecca JardineA candlelight vigil was held at Portside Park Sunday evening to honour Angela Jardine.
Vancouver SunChief defends police actions-Nov 25, 2002
Missing women case targeted by television's Dateline
The New York TimesMounties Dig Up Body Parts in Serial Killing Case-Nov 23, 2002
Times Colonist Police 'mishandled' case, Island parents plan to sue-Nov 23, 2002
Toronto StarThird lawsuit laid in missing women case-Nov 22, 2002
Vancouver SunFamily told daughter's DNA found at farm-Nov 22, 2002
Marnie Frey
The Calgary HeraldDiscovery of stepdaughter's DNA confirms Calgarian's fear-Dec 13, 2002
Cindy FeliksCampbell River MirrorViolence in Vancouver's downtown eastside haunts Polytechnique memorial-Dec 2002
Vancouver SunU.S. media probed for possible Pickton violation-Dec 11, 2002
Canadian Press-canada.com"Missing" woman died five years ago-Dec 10, 2002
Dawn Lynn Cooper
Vancouver SunHow Lindsay Kines and Sun reporters broke missing women story
Vancouver SunCrown dragging feet, Pickton lawyers say-Dec 10, 2002
Vancouver SunMourners remember Marnie Frey-Dec 9, 2002
Marnie Lee FreyVancouver SunMourners remember Marnie Frey-Dec 9, 2002
Canadian Press-canada.comCrown outlines some witnesses to testify at pig farmer's preliminary hearing-Dec 9, 2002
Vancouver SunPickton hearing and Port Coquitlam a surreal contrast-Dec 7, 2002
The Canadian PressMourners gather to remember one of Vancouver's missing women-Dec 7, 2002
The Toronto StarSerial murder hearing open to the public-Dec 7, 2002
The Toronto StarMedia admitted to Pickton hearing, judge rules-Dec 6, 2002
Vancouver SunBan urged due to 'explosive' evidence-Dec 5, 2002
Vancouver SunHearing 'issue of public trust'-Dec 4, 2002
canada.comWoman believed missing from Vancouver didn't know she was on police list-Dec 4, 2002
Vancouver SunU.S. stations offer to block coverage of Pickton-Dec 3, 2002
Canadian PressLawyer for accused serial killer wants media, public banned from hearing-Dec 2, 2002
Toronto Star
500 missing native women - 2002
Vancouver sunPolice seek help to find four missing women-Nov 28, 2002
Vancouver Sun20 attend candlelight vigil for Jardine-Nov 25, 2002
Angela Rebecca JardineA candlelight vigil was held at Portside Park Sunday evening to honour Angela Jardine.
Vancouver SunChief defends police actions-Nov 25, 2002
Missing women case targeted by television's Dateline
The New York TimesMounties Dig Up Body Parts in Serial Killing Case-Nov 23, 2002
Times Colonist Police 'mishandled' case, Island parents plan to sue-Nov 23, 2002
Toronto StarThird lawsuit laid in missing women case-Nov 22, 2002
Vancouver SunFamily told daughter's DNA found at farm-Nov 22, 2002
Marnie Frey
The ProvincePolice coddling key Pickton witness-Nov 21, 2002
CBC NewsRehab centre for Vancouver prostitutes to open by spring-Nov 20, 2002
CTV News - CTV.CAPickton's preliminary hearing to begin Dec 2-Nov 20, 2002
CP Broadcast NewsMedia ban looms in Pickton preliminary-Nov 20, 2002
CBC NewsProstitutes' rehab centre planned-Nov 19, 2002
Canadian PressTribute song by Canadian musicians for missing B.C. women hits radio-Nov 19, 2002
The Ottawa CitizenInspiration for 'Da Vinci' elected mayor of Vancouver-Nov 18, 2002
Calgary SunAd link to pig farms lashed-Nov 16, 2002
Vancouver SunB.C. seeks cash for Pickton legal-Nov 16, 2002
CBC NewsCommissioner opens door to missing women's inquiry-Nov 14, 2002
Vancouver SunPETA rebuffed over anti meat ad-Nov 13, 2002
CTV.CA
Vancouver SunJudge agrees to adjourn Pickton hearing six to eight weeks-Nov 9, 2002
Vancouver SunDriemel leaves post of police spokesman-Nov 9, 2002
The News and Weekender
Parksville-QualicumImpending missing women trial much more than a Lower Mainland case-Nov 5, 2002
Vancouver sunPickton sites yield 11,200 exhibits-Nov 7, 2002
Global NewsDriemel's jokes continue to haunt him-Nov 7, 2002
Vancouver SunGrand chief demands end to Pickton impasse-Nov 7, 2002
Canadian Press and canada.comFunding dispute over pig farmer's defence continued outside court-Nov 6, 2002
Vancouver SunPickton, Air India lawyers clash in hearing-Nov 6, 2002
Canadian Press on canada.comReporters ejected from B.C. court as pig farmer funding feud goes in camera-Nov 5, 2002
The ProvincePickton's hearing to proceed, Judge-Nov 5, 2002
Vancouver Sun'It wrecks families, cases like this'-Nov 5, 2002
Toronto StarPig farmer accused of 15 murders-Nov 5, 2002
Vancouver SunInjection sites by Jan 1: Campbell-Nov 5, 2002
I am not going to hesitate while people are dyingToronto StarFamilies confront pig farmer-Nov 4, 2002
Canadian PressCourt postpones start of preliminary hearing for accused serial killer-Nov 4, 2002
Canada.ComPickton hearing reset for next Tuesday-Nov 4, 2002
Vancouver SunCampbell vows fast-track drug strategy-Nov 4, 2002
promises to get to the bottom of the 63 missing women tragedyThe Province
Pickton hearing could be delayed months-Nov 3, 2002
Toronto StarDelay angers Pickton lawyer-Nov 2, 2002
Vancouver SunPicktons bid for legal help goes behind closed doors-Nov 2, 2002
Toronto StarDispute risks delay in Pickton hearing-Nov 1, 2002
Dateline NBCFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1
9:00 P.M. ET - The VanishingToronto StarDigging for evidence at BC's notorious pig farm-Oct 19, 2002
Canadian PressPickton not the case to attempt new legal aid limits-Oct 31, 2002Vancouver SunPickton preliminary looms with no defence lawyers-Oct 31, 2002
Vancouver SunSun writers win four Webster awards-Oct 30, 2002
Vancouver SunFamilies brace for hearing-Oct 28, 2002
The ProvinceSeating limited for families Pickton hearing-Oct 28, 2002
CTV.CAPolice prep families ahead of Pickton hearing-Oct 27, 2002
National PostPickton asks for evidence in murders-Oct 26, 2002
Vancouver SunA-G proposes Pickton defence funding-Oct 26, 2002
Vancouver SunPolice probe sale of pig farm soil on eBay-Oct 25, 2002
Vancouver SunMissing woman's DNA found at pig farm-Oct 23, 2002
Angela JardineThe ProvinceMissing woman confirmed dead-Oct 24, 2002Canadian Press-Canada.ComFormer VPD officer is star of new film-Oct 23, 2002Toronto SunWhat evil befell women at BC brothers' pig farm-oct 19, 2002Toronto SunKin digging for lost dreams-Oct 20, 2002
Welland Tribune'Remember the women' vigil speaker-Oct 20, 2002
Toronto StarDigging for evidence at BC's notorious pig farm-Oct 19, 2002
Globe and Mail'I'd give anything to have her back'-Oct 19, 2002
Tribune - WellandCandlelight vigil will commemorate Diane Rock-Oct 16, 2002
Diane RockVancouver SunAt-risk youths mostly female-Oct 18, 2002
Dawn CreyVancouver SunPickton defence standoff continues-Oct 17, 2002Vancouver SunPickton case highlights a legal dilemma-Oct 16, 2002Vancouver SunPickton's lawyer quits-Oct 16, 2002
The Toronto StarBC Farmer's lawyer quits over funding-Oct 15, 2002
National PostMissing girl's mother fights for DNA bank-Oct 12, 2002
Montreal GazetteDoing better police work-Oct 7, 2002
Alleged Pickton victim schooled in Comox Valley-Oct 2002
Sherry IrvingGlobe and Mail Canadian expert hopes to follow invisible trail to culprit's home-Oct 14, 2002
Vancouver SunDavies presses for prostitute law change-Oct 12, 2002
Vancouver SunSurrey woman missing-Oct 12, 2002
National PostFormer B.C. cop trying t trace killer's steps-Oct 12, 2002
'Geographic profiling': Kim Rossmo's computer software used in serial crimes
Comox Valley Echo'Still a lot of hurt out there' Oct 5, 2002
Vancouver SunHands off Pickton's assets, government told-Oct 11, 2002
Vancouver Sun Pickton lawyer argues legal aid need to fight 'voluminous' case-Oct 10, 2002
Vancouver SunPickton needs legal aid to fight charges-Oct 10, 2002
The ProvinceLocal woman linked to Green River case-Oct 9, 2002
Canadian Press Pickton lawyer in court to try and force government to fund defence-Oct 9, 2002
Vancouver SunU.S. use of geographic profiler underlines Vancouver's failure-Oct 8, 2002 Vancouver SunVancouver profiler hunts sniper-Oct 8, 2002Vancouver SunIslanders walk for drug recovery-Oct 7, 2002Vancouver SunPickton lawyer threatens to pull out of case-Oct 5, 2002
The ProvinceHelp them while they're alive-Oct 4, 2002
Canadian Press Relatives of missing women brace for more pain at murder suspect's court bid-Oct 3, 2002
National PostPickton accused in 4 more deaths-Oct 3, 2002
Vancouver SunMother now knows fate of her missing daughter-Oct 3, 2002
National PostPrayers are for you and the rest that are missing-Oct 3, 2002
The Toronto StarPig farmer now accused of 15 murders-Oct 3, 2002
Vancouver SunPickton now faces 15 murder charges-Oct 3, 2002
The ProvinceWomen lived in 'desperate circumstances'-Oct 3, 2002
Campbell River, British ColumbiaFundraiser walk for missing women-Oct 2, 2002
CH NewsBiggest serial murder case in Canada-Oct 2, 2002
Canadian Press Port Coquitlam pig farmer faces four new charges in missing women case-Oct 2, 2002
Vancouver SunSend Pickton case directly to trial-Oct 1, 2002
CTV.CATwo more murder charges likely in Pickton case-Oct 1, 2002
CBC NewsRehab centre for Vancouver prostitutes to open by spring-Nov 20, 2002
CTV News - CTV.CAPickton's preliminary hearing to begin Dec 2-Nov 20, 2002
CP Broadcast NewsMedia ban looms in Pickton preliminary-Nov 20, 2002
CBC NewsProstitutes' rehab centre planned-Nov 19, 2002
Canadian PressTribute song by Canadian musicians for missing B.C. women hits radio-Nov 19, 2002
The Ottawa CitizenInspiration for 'Da Vinci' elected mayor of Vancouver-Nov 18, 2002
Calgary SunAd link to pig farms lashed-Nov 16, 2002
Vancouver SunB.C. seeks cash for Pickton legal-Nov 16, 2002
CBC NewsCommissioner opens door to missing women's inquiry-Nov 14, 2002
Vancouver SunPETA rebuffed over anti meat ad-Nov 13, 2002
CTV.CA
Vancouver SunJudge agrees to adjourn Pickton hearing six to eight weeks-Nov 9, 2002
Vancouver SunDriemel leaves post of police spokesman-Nov 9, 2002
The News and Weekender
Parksville-QualicumImpending missing women trial much more than a Lower Mainland case-Nov 5, 2002
Vancouver sunPickton sites yield 11,200 exhibits-Nov 7, 2002
Global NewsDriemel's jokes continue to haunt him-Nov 7, 2002
Vancouver SunGrand chief demands end to Pickton impasse-Nov 7, 2002
Canadian Press and canada.comFunding dispute over pig farmer's defence continued outside court-Nov 6, 2002
Vancouver SunPickton, Air India lawyers clash in hearing-Nov 6, 2002
Canadian Press on canada.comReporters ejected from B.C. court as pig farmer funding feud goes in camera-Nov 5, 2002
The ProvincePickton's hearing to proceed, Judge-Nov 5, 2002
Vancouver Sun'It wrecks families, cases like this'-Nov 5, 2002
Toronto StarPig farmer accused of 15 murders-Nov 5, 2002
Vancouver SunInjection sites by Jan 1: Campbell-Nov 5, 2002
I am not going to hesitate while people are dyingToronto StarFamilies confront pig farmer-Nov 4, 2002
Canadian PressCourt postpones start of preliminary hearing for accused serial killer-Nov 4, 2002
Canada.ComPickton hearing reset for next Tuesday-Nov 4, 2002
Vancouver SunCampbell vows fast-track drug strategy-Nov 4, 2002
promises to get to the bottom of the 63 missing women tragedyThe Province
Pickton hearing could be delayed months-Nov 3, 2002
Toronto StarDelay angers Pickton lawyer-Nov 2, 2002
Vancouver SunPicktons bid for legal help goes behind closed doors-Nov 2, 2002
Toronto StarDispute risks delay in Pickton hearing-Nov 1, 2002
Dateline NBCFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1
9:00 P.M. ET - The VanishingToronto StarDigging for evidence at BC's notorious pig farm-Oct 19, 2002
Canadian PressPickton not the case to attempt new legal aid limits-Oct 31, 2002Vancouver SunPickton preliminary looms with no defence lawyers-Oct 31, 2002
Vancouver SunSun writers win four Webster awards-Oct 30, 2002
Vancouver SunFamilies brace for hearing-Oct 28, 2002
The ProvinceSeating limited for families Pickton hearing-Oct 28, 2002
CTV.CAPolice prep families ahead of Pickton hearing-Oct 27, 2002
National PostPickton asks for evidence in murders-Oct 26, 2002
Vancouver SunA-G proposes Pickton defence funding-Oct 26, 2002
Vancouver SunPolice probe sale of pig farm soil on eBay-Oct 25, 2002
Vancouver SunMissing woman's DNA found at pig farm-Oct 23, 2002
Angela JardineThe ProvinceMissing woman confirmed dead-Oct 24, 2002Canadian Press-Canada.ComFormer VPD officer is star of new film-Oct 23, 2002Toronto SunWhat evil befell women at BC brothers' pig farm-oct 19, 2002Toronto SunKin digging for lost dreams-Oct 20, 2002
Welland Tribune'Remember the women' vigil speaker-Oct 20, 2002
Toronto StarDigging for evidence at BC's notorious pig farm-Oct 19, 2002
Globe and Mail'I'd give anything to have her back'-Oct 19, 2002
Tribune - WellandCandlelight vigil will commemorate Diane Rock-Oct 16, 2002
Diane RockVancouver SunAt-risk youths mostly female-Oct 18, 2002
Dawn CreyVancouver SunPickton defence standoff continues-Oct 17, 2002Vancouver SunPickton case highlights a legal dilemma-Oct 16, 2002Vancouver SunPickton's lawyer quits-Oct 16, 2002
The Toronto StarBC Farmer's lawyer quits over funding-Oct 15, 2002
National PostMissing girl's mother fights for DNA bank-Oct 12, 2002
Montreal GazetteDoing better police work-Oct 7, 2002
Alleged Pickton victim schooled in Comox Valley-Oct 2002
Sherry IrvingGlobe and Mail Canadian expert hopes to follow invisible trail to culprit's home-Oct 14, 2002
Vancouver SunDavies presses for prostitute law change-Oct 12, 2002
Vancouver SunSurrey woman missing-Oct 12, 2002
National PostFormer B.C. cop trying t trace killer's steps-Oct 12, 2002
'Geographic profiling': Kim Rossmo's computer software used in serial crimes
Comox Valley Echo'Still a lot of hurt out there' Oct 5, 2002
Vancouver SunHands off Pickton's assets, government told-Oct 11, 2002
Vancouver Sun Pickton lawyer argues legal aid need to fight 'voluminous' case-Oct 10, 2002
Vancouver SunPickton needs legal aid to fight charges-Oct 10, 2002
The ProvinceLocal woman linked to Green River case-Oct 9, 2002
Canadian Press Pickton lawyer in court to try and force government to fund defence-Oct 9, 2002
Vancouver SunU.S. use of geographic profiler underlines Vancouver's failure-Oct 8, 2002 Vancouver SunVancouver profiler hunts sniper-Oct 8, 2002Vancouver SunIslanders walk for drug recovery-Oct 7, 2002Vancouver SunPickton lawyer threatens to pull out of case-Oct 5, 2002
The ProvinceHelp them while they're alive-Oct 4, 2002
Canadian Press Relatives of missing women brace for more pain at murder suspect's court bid-Oct 3, 2002
National PostPickton accused in 4 more deaths-Oct 3, 2002
Vancouver SunMother now knows fate of her missing daughter-Oct 3, 2002
National PostPrayers are for you and the rest that are missing-Oct 3, 2002
The Toronto StarPig farmer now accused of 15 murders-Oct 3, 2002
Vancouver SunPickton now faces 15 murder charges-Oct 3, 2002
The ProvinceWomen lived in 'desperate circumstances'-Oct 3, 2002
Campbell River, British ColumbiaFundraiser walk for missing women-Oct 2, 2002
CH NewsBiggest serial murder case in Canada-Oct 2, 2002
Canadian Press Port Coquitlam pig farmer faces four new charges in missing women case-Oct 2, 2002
Vancouver SunSend Pickton case directly to trial-Oct 1, 2002
CTV.CATwo more murder charges likely in Pickton case-Oct 1, 2002
The ProvinceUnmatched pig-farm DNA expands probe-Sept 30, 2002
The ProvincePolice widening B.C. pig farm probe-Sept 30, 2002
Vancouver SunMissing woman remembered by friends-Sept 27, 2002
Georgina Papin
The ProvincePolice widening B.C. pig farm probe-Sept 30, 2002
Vancouver SunMissing woman remembered by friends-Sept 27, 2002
Georgina Papin
Canadian Press
Drug, prostitution laws, police must change in wake of missing women-Sept 25, 2002
Canadian PressThe law 'aided and abetted their demise'-Sept 25, 2002
Libby DaviesNational Post
Drug, prostitution laws, police must change in wake of missing women-Sept 25, 2002
Canadian PressThe law 'aided and abetted their demise'-Sept 25, 2002
Libby DaviesNational Post
US newspaper will defy ban in Pickton case-Sept 24, 2002
Vancouver SunPig farm search continues as four more murder charges laid-Sept 20, 2002
The ProvincePig farmer is now charged with murders of 11 women-Sept 20, 2002
Canadian Press
Pig farmer faces four more first-degree murder charges in missing women case-Sept 19, 2002
Patricia Johnson
Vancouver SunPig farm search continues as four more murder charges laid-Sept 20, 2002
The ProvincePig farmer is now charged with murders of 11 women-Sept 20, 2002
Canadian Press
Pig farmer faces four more first-degree murder charges in missing women case-Sept 19, 2002
Patricia Johnson
Canadian Press-Canada.Com
Second lawsuit to be filed against police is missing women case-Sept 18, 2002
Marcella Creison
Second lawsuit to be filed against police is missing women case-Sept 18, 2002
Marcella Creison
Vancouver SunRenovations begin on Pickton courtroom-Sept 18, 2002Canadian PressAnother woman's DNA found at pig farm-Sept 17, 2002
National PostBC to spend $20 million on case of missing women-Sep 16, 2002
Vancouver SunWild's look at addicts' lives breaks stereotypes-Sep 15, 2002
Vancouver Sun-Kim Rossmo Police have duty to probe own actions in missing women case-Aug 31, 2002
Vancouver SunA disturbing moral judgement on who's equal-Aug 30, 2002
National PostBC to spend $20 million on case of missing women-Sep 16, 2002
Vancouver SunWild's look at addicts' lives breaks stereotypes-Sep 15, 2002
Vancouver Sun-Kim Rossmo Police have duty to probe own actions in missing women case-Aug 31, 2002
Vancouver SunA disturbing moral judgement on who's equal-Aug 30, 2002
Marnie Lee Frey born Aug 30, 1973 would be 29 years old today.
Marnie disappeared on the same day as her birthday.
CTV.CAVPD chief rules out BC missing women inquiry-Aug 23, 2002
Canadian PressChief won't rule out public inquiry-Aug 23, 2002
CBC.CANew Vancouver police chief flip flops into controversy-Aug 23, 2002
The Leader-Post (Regina)Solutions to the tragedy of the Saskatchewan sex trade-Aug 19, 2002 Warren GouldingJust Another Indian-A Serial killer and Canada's IndifferenceThe Globe and MailHow Harry Potter helps a grieving family cope-Aug 14, 2002
Calgary SunHorrific tragedy lies in the dates-Aug 12-2002
The Toronto StarMissing mom likely killed on B.C. farm-Aug 10, 2002
Calgary SunDNA linked to Sarah deVries-Aug 9, 2002
The Vancouver Sun
Missing woman's DNA located, Police say Sarah deVries identified-Aug 8, 2002
Sarah deVries Sarah de Vries last emails - Nov of 1997
Global-Canadian PressPig farm search cost tops $10 million-Aug 6, 2002
The Vancouver SunVancouver police review missing women investigation-July 27, 2002
The Vancouver SunDesperate family searches for loved one-July 27, 2002
The Vancouver SunSought by Missing Women's Joint Task Force-July 26, 2002
The Vancouver SunNew Vancouver Police Chief named-July 27, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria)Grim tally of missing women threatens to grow-July 26, 2002
The Vancouver SunAnother nine women feared missing-July 26, 2002
Toronto StarPolice seek help finding 9 more Vancouver women-July 26, 2002
The Vancouver Sun
Missing women list may grow-July 25, 2002
Canadian Press Serial killer task force collecting DNA samples from more missing women-July 25, 2002
The Calgary SunCops to add nine victims to BC case-July 25, 2002
Globe and MailBC police add nine names to list of missing women-July 25, 2002
Canadian PressPolice collect DNA samples of missing-July 25, 2002
Canadian Press Nine more may be added to list of missing downtown eastside women-July 24, 2002
The Calgary SunVanished-Somewhere along the highway of tears-July 14, 2002
National PostHighway 16 disappearances, Sixth family feel the pain-July 19, 2002
Canadian Press Army of investigators making progress in search for missing women-July 16, 2002
Canadian Press Accused serial killer denies murder in lawsuit defence statement-July 9, 2002
BCTV News on GlobalMissing women force sifts at Burns Road-July 9, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria) Missing tree planter revives fear of slayings along Highway 16-July 9, 2002 Canadian PressHighway 16 missing not linked-July 8, 2002
The ProvincePolice dig up field but won't say why-June 30, 2002
Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadow NewsMissing women's Sister leads vigil-June, 29, 2002
The Vancouver SunSurrey police stay quiet about dig-June 29, 2002
The Vancouver SunVancouver police review missing women investigation-July 27, 2002
The Vancouver SunDesperate family searches for loved one-July 27, 2002
The Vancouver SunSought by Missing Women's Joint Task Force-July 26, 2002
The Vancouver SunNew Vancouver Police Chief named-July 27, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria)Grim tally of missing women threatens to grow-July 26, 2002
The Vancouver SunAnother nine women feared missing-July 26, 2002
Toronto StarPolice seek help finding 9 more Vancouver women-July 26, 2002
The Vancouver Sun
Missing women list may grow-July 25, 2002
Canadian Press Serial killer task force collecting DNA samples from more missing women-July 25, 2002
The Calgary SunCops to add nine victims to BC case-July 25, 2002
Globe and MailBC police add nine names to list of missing women-July 25, 2002
Canadian PressPolice collect DNA samples of missing-July 25, 2002
Canadian Press Nine more may be added to list of missing downtown eastside women-July 24, 2002
The Calgary SunVanished-Somewhere along the highway of tears-July 14, 2002
National PostHighway 16 disappearances, Sixth family feel the pain-July 19, 2002
Canadian Press Army of investigators making progress in search for missing women-July 16, 2002
Canadian Press Accused serial killer denies murder in lawsuit defence statement-July 9, 2002
BCTV News on GlobalMissing women force sifts at Burns Road-July 9, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria) Missing tree planter revives fear of slayings along Highway 16-July 9, 2002 Canadian PressHighway 16 missing not linked-July 8, 2002
The ProvincePolice dig up field but won't say why-June 30, 2002
Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadow NewsMissing women's Sister leads vigil-June, 29, 2002
The Vancouver SunSurrey police stay quiet about dig-June 29, 2002
The Vancouver SunField draws RCMP interest-June 28, 2002
The ProvinceTape sheds light on pig farm search-June 27, 2002
The Vancouver Sun DNA of missing woman found on farm-June 26, 2002Canada.com
Broadcast says more female DNA found-June 25, 2002
The ProvincePolice first suspected Pickton in 97-June 25, 2002
Boston GlobeHaunting focus in Canada on a long string of deaths-June 24, 2002
The Province'A disaster in every way' Pickton sister-June 23, 2002
The ProvinceTape sheds light on pig farm search-June 27, 2002
The Vancouver Sun DNA of missing woman found on farm-June 26, 2002Canada.com
Broadcast says more female DNA found-June 25, 2002
The ProvincePolice first suspected Pickton in 97-June 25, 2002
Boston GlobeHaunting focus in Canada on a long string of deaths-June 24, 2002
The Province'A disaster in every way' Pickton sister-June 23, 2002
Saskatoon StarPhoenixPolice quesstion if killing, disappearance linked-June 18, 2002
Saskatoon StarPhoenixRCMP call on U of S expert in BC serial killer case-June 17, 2002
News1130-VancouverNew revelations about Pickton farm-June 17, 2002
Ottawa Citizen
The law has hounded hookers out of safe areas and into dark alleys, making them easy prey for murderers-June 15, 2002
Ottawa Citizen
Courting death: Part 2-The law has hounded hookers out of safe areas-June 15, 2002
The ProvinceTotally creepy--ex-employee - June 12, 2002
Ottawa Citizen
Do some women really choose to be prostitutes?-June 9, 2002
Ottawa CitizenThe hidden world of hookers (Part 1 and 2)-June 8, 2002
Ottawa CitizenHow cities 'license' off-street hookers-June 16, 2002
Canadian PressOntario man says he recognizes photos of murdered BC women-June 13, 2002
Calgary SunOntario link checked in BC killings-June 13, 2002
The Vancouver SunPickton lawyer expects fight over evidence-June 12, 2002
Canadian PressPickton remanded until Nov 4th-June 11, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria)Grim theme seems prescient-June 9, 2002
The Vancouver SunPickton sister:Life in the glare of a notorious murder probe-June 8, 2002
The Vancouver SunMissing women: The investigation so far-June 8, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria)Our lives are ruined, says Pickton's sister-June 8, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria)Pig-farm search compared to Ground Zero excavation-June 7, 2002
Toronto StarBC farm excavated in missing-women search-June 7, 2002
National PostStone-by-stone search begins of pig farm-June 7, 2002
BCTV News on GlobalExcavation begins at PoCo pig farm-June 6, 2002
Canadian PressDigging begins at Pickton farm as police remain mum-June 6, 2002
National PostPolice slam media for 'emotional roller coaster'-June 6, 2002
The Crime LibraryAll about Robert Pickton By Michael Newton
The Vancouver SunWill Willy Pickton get a fair trial-June 5, 2002
The Vancouver SunBone experts tour pig farm-June 4, 2002
Times ColonistLawyer laments horrific media coverage-June 5, 2002
The Calgary SunMurder story anguish rises-June 5, 2002
National PostPolice sorry for leak about body parts-June 5, 2002
Canadian Press Families of BC missing women in shock after reports of found body parts-June 4, 2002
BCTV News on GlobalPolice won't comment on CTV report-June 4, 2002
The ProvinceBody parts found in freezer-June 4, 2002
Toronto StarDig for remains starts at BC pig farm-June 3, 2002
Canadian PressPolice to begin excavating pig farm-June 3, 2002
The Globe and MailO brothers, what art thou?-May 25, 2002
The ProvinceHow much farmland should be dug up-May 31, 2002
Saskatoon StarPhoenixRCMP call on U of S expert in BC serial killer case-June 17, 2002
News1130-VancouverNew revelations about Pickton farm-June 17, 2002
Ottawa Citizen
The law has hounded hookers out of safe areas and into dark alleys, making them easy prey for murderers-June 15, 2002
Ottawa Citizen
Courting death: Part 2-The law has hounded hookers out of safe areas-June 15, 2002
The ProvinceTotally creepy--ex-employee - June 12, 2002
Ottawa Citizen
Do some women really choose to be prostitutes?-June 9, 2002
Ottawa CitizenThe hidden world of hookers (Part 1 and 2)-June 8, 2002
Ottawa CitizenHow cities 'license' off-street hookers-June 16, 2002
Canadian PressOntario man says he recognizes photos of murdered BC women-June 13, 2002
Calgary SunOntario link checked in BC killings-June 13, 2002
The Vancouver SunPickton lawyer expects fight over evidence-June 12, 2002
Canadian PressPickton remanded until Nov 4th-June 11, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria)Grim theme seems prescient-June 9, 2002
The Vancouver SunPickton sister:Life in the glare of a notorious murder probe-June 8, 2002
The Vancouver SunMissing women: The investigation so far-June 8, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria)Our lives are ruined, says Pickton's sister-June 8, 2002
Times Colonist (Victoria)Pig-farm search compared to Ground Zero excavation-June 7, 2002
Toronto StarBC farm excavated in missing-women search-June 7, 2002
National PostStone-by-stone search begins of pig farm-June 7, 2002
BCTV News on GlobalExcavation begins at PoCo pig farm-June 6, 2002
Canadian PressDigging begins at Pickton farm as police remain mum-June 6, 2002
National PostPolice slam media for 'emotional roller coaster'-June 6, 2002
The Crime LibraryAll about Robert Pickton By Michael Newton
The Vancouver SunWill Willy Pickton get a fair trial-June 5, 2002
The Vancouver SunBone experts tour pig farm-June 4, 2002
Times ColonistLawyer laments horrific media coverage-June 5, 2002
The Calgary SunMurder story anguish rises-June 5, 2002
National PostPolice sorry for leak about body parts-June 5, 2002
Canadian Press Families of BC missing women in shock after reports of found body parts-June 4, 2002
BCTV News on GlobalPolice won't comment on CTV report-June 4, 2002
The ProvinceBody parts found in freezer-June 4, 2002
Toronto StarDig for remains starts at BC pig farm-June 3, 2002
Canadian PressPolice to begin excavating pig farm-June 3, 2002
The Globe and MailO brothers, what art thou?-May 25, 2002
The ProvinceHow much farmland should be dug up-May 31, 2002
The Province
Forensic scientists will use aerial photos-May 30, 2002
The Province
Families of missing women divided over tribute-May 30, 2002
BC farm was massacre site, families told-May 29, 2002
The Vancouver SunPig farm will not yield bodies, police tell families-May 27, 2002
The Province
The agony of a briefing-May 27, 2002
Forensic scientists will use aerial photos-May 30, 2002
The Province
Families of missing women divided over tribute-May 30, 2002
BC farm was massacre site, families told-May 29, 2002
The Vancouver SunPig farm will not yield bodies, police tell families-May 27, 2002
The Province
The agony of a briefing-May 27, 2002
Relatives of the missing take a break during the briefing
CBC VancouverThe Missing Women of Vancouver-May 23, 2002
The Vancouver SunVictims relatives see accused, weep-May 24, 2002
Police continue the search for Laura Lee Banman's killer-May 25, 2002
The ProvincePickton court appearance sparks outrage among family members-May 24, 2002
Brenda WolfeNew murder charge laid against Pickton-May 22, 2002
Spate of charges cause experts to mull Pacific Northwest's killer record-May 18, 2002
Dr. David SweetDental expert joins pig farm search-May 15, 2002Geographic Profiler-Kim RossmoPickton a suspect prior to women's deaths-May 14, 2002
Tiffany Drew
Tiffany Drew last seen Dec 1999
Lorna Barylski has been located safe
VanishedPatricia Rose Johnson
The Vancouver Sun Archeology students to aid pig farm investigation-May 11, 2002
54 lives and 54 mysteries in BC-May 7, 2002
Why did it take so many women?-May 6, 2002
Missing Women's Trust Fund at the Bank of Montreal, 2712-1055040
Stars to sing of fury over missing women-May 2, 2002
The Vancouver Sun
Police needed a push-May 3, 2002
The Vancouver Sun
Lawyer puts $375,000 lien on pig farm-May 3, 2002
Accused serial killer returns to BC court-May 2, 2002
The Vancouver SunSun stories on missing women honoured-May 1, 2002
Search for BC missing women will be long, gruelling, say experts-Apr 28, 2002
Tribute song to Vancouver's missing women-Apr 19, 2002
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Missing Woman Found-Apr 27, 2002
Wyckham PorteousVictoria musician spearheads Buried Heart project-Apr 27, 2002
Pickton tape given to police in 1998-Apr 25, 2002
Suits filed against city police, Pickton-Apr 24, 2002
Mother files missing women lawsuits-Apr 24, 2002
Negligence alleged in missing women case-Apr 24, 2002
Two suits filed in missing women case-Apr 23, 2002
Skid Row high-Apr 21, 2002
Missing women inspire Vancouver CD-Apr 22, 2002
Angela Rebecca JardineMissing woman's mom to refile her complaint-Apr 20, 2002
A BURIED HEART-CD
A TRIBUTE TO MISSING WOMEN
Missing women, missing answers-Apr 20, 2002
Tribute song to missing women-Apr 18, 2002
Missing Women Investigation Expands Search-Apr 17, 2002Lara Perzoff, News1130 Radio
VancouverVictims families to sue Pickton, police-Apr 17, 2002
Ruby Anne HardyDaughter remembers her mother-Apr 15, 2002
The Vancouver SunVictims relatives see accused, weep-May 24, 2002
Police continue the search for Laura Lee Banman's killer-May 25, 2002
The ProvincePickton court appearance sparks outrage among family members-May 24, 2002
Brenda WolfeNew murder charge laid against Pickton-May 22, 2002
Spate of charges cause experts to mull Pacific Northwest's killer record-May 18, 2002
Dr. David SweetDental expert joins pig farm search-May 15, 2002Geographic Profiler-Kim RossmoPickton a suspect prior to women's deaths-May 14, 2002
Tiffany Drew
Tiffany Drew last seen Dec 1999
Lorna Barylski has been located safe
VanishedPatricia Rose Johnson
The Vancouver Sun Archeology students to aid pig farm investigation-May 11, 2002
54 lives and 54 mysteries in BC-May 7, 2002
Why did it take so many women?-May 6, 2002
Missing Women's Trust Fund at the Bank of Montreal, 2712-1055040
Stars to sing of fury over missing women-May 2, 2002
The Vancouver Sun
Police needed a push-May 3, 2002
The Vancouver Sun
Lawyer puts $375,000 lien on pig farm-May 3, 2002
Accused serial killer returns to BC court-May 2, 2002
The Vancouver SunSun stories on missing women honoured-May 1, 2002
Search for BC missing women will be long, gruelling, say experts-Apr 28, 2002
Tribute song to Vancouver's missing women-Apr 19, 2002
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ALL NEWS RADIO
Missing Woman Found-Apr 27, 2002
Wyckham PorteousVictoria musician spearheads Buried Heart project-Apr 27, 2002
Pickton tape given to police in 1998-Apr 25, 2002
Suits filed against city police, Pickton-Apr 24, 2002
Mother files missing women lawsuits-Apr 24, 2002
Negligence alleged in missing women case-Apr 24, 2002
Two suits filed in missing women case-Apr 23, 2002
Skid Row high-Apr 21, 2002
Missing women inspire Vancouver CD-Apr 22, 2002
Angela Rebecca JardineMissing woman's mom to refile her complaint-Apr 20, 2002
A BURIED HEART-CD
A TRIBUTE TO MISSING WOMEN
Missing women, missing answers-Apr 20, 2002
Tribute song to missing women-Apr 18, 2002
Missing Women Investigation Expands Search-Apr 17, 2002Lara Perzoff, News1130 Radio
VancouverVictims families to sue Pickton, police-Apr 17, 2002
Ruby Anne HardyDaughter remembers her mother-Apr 15, 2002