10 years after murder of her sister, First Nations woman finds 'heart medicine' in beading red dress pins

Gerri-Lee Pangman, who is remembering her murdered sister on Friday's Red Dress Day, says she turns to beading in her time of grief, making pins depicting red dresses — a symbol associated with missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. 

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