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St Albert, Alexander women win Esquao Awards

Melissa Nollski and Joanna Rose Campiou honoured for achievements in culture, education, medicine

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Project led by Edmonton police identifies 2 Indigenous women who died in the 1970s - Edmonton

A special project led by the Edmonton Police Service has positively identified the remains of two Indigenous women who were found dead in the city nearly 50 years ago.

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Edmonton police identify two bodies found in 1970s

Edmonton police say that through DNA technology, they've been able to identify the remains of two Indigenous women found dead in the 1970s.

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Indigenous women found dead in Edmonton in 70s identified

Two dead Indigenous women, whose identities remained a mystery for decades until recently, will be honoured in Edmonton on Friday.

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2 Indigenous women buried in 1970s identified through DNA analysis, Edmonton police say

The two cases were the first to be examined under Project Match, a joint effort launched last year between Edmonton police, the RCMP and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner to review historical unidentified human remains investigations.

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