Aboriginal homicides not about race: police (CBC 11/1)
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Most victims of homicide in urban areas of Canada are Native
Posted: Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Most victims of homicide in some of Canada's urban centers are Native, CBC News reports.
Last year, four of the five homicide victims in Thunder Bay, Ontario, were Native. The latest homicide victim this year is Native.
In Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 40 percent of homicide victims were Native. In Winnipeg, Manitoba, nearly half were Native.
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Aboriginal homicides not about race: police (CBC 11/1)
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