This IS Genocide Podcast

Tony Labrie might have killed this mother & daughter in Northern B.C. in 2017; but just as culpable is the Resource Extraction Industry that is raping and pillaging our land while killing our women...

This is the sacred stories of 7 little girls from Nishnawbe Aski Nation in northern Ontario who 'put themselves to death'.

This is the sacred story of the intelligent and beautiful 26 year old Inuk woman who was murder in 2014 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

This episode covers the first recorded MMIWG case in Canada's history, the 1951 disappearance of Margaret Blackbird; you will also learn about the 1864 abductions of Tsilqo'tin women in British Columbia and the unlawful execution of 6 Tsilqo'tin Chiefs. See you in 2 weeks!

The 2004 murder of trans-gender Divas B (aka. David Joseph Boulanger) in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Theodore Raymond Herntier was convicted for second degree murder and is serving life in prison with no chance of parole for 15 years.

This episode shares the sacred story of Inuk woman - Nellie Angutiguluk who was murdered by her fiance Kwasi Alfred Benjamin, in Montreal on May 18th 2015. Kwasi was released from jail two days before Nellie's death on May 15th for an assault against Nellie on May 9th.

Savannah Brianna Marie Hall was 3 years old when she died by homicide on January 26, 2001 while in the foster care home of Patricia and Thomas Keene in Prince George, BC. The # of Indigenous children who have died while in the foster care system is staggering and closing linked to the MMIWG epidemic in this country. If infant death is too much for you, please wait fof TIG E05. Klecko!

1990's serial killer John Martin Crawford and the 8 Indigenous Women her terrorized (4 of whom are confirmed killings, the other 4 he is the prime suspect in their murder/disappearance)... and Kalilah's song "Scars" is played in its entirety at the end of the episode.

Episode 02 covers the sacred stories of Cheyenne Fox, Terra Gardner and Bella Laboucan-McLean, and reveals the under-investigation and abuse at the hands of those meant to serve and protect the citizens of this country (The RCMP) and reports on the sentencing of then provincial court judge David Ramsay who was convicted to 7 years for terrorizing young indigenous female children who he met in his courtroom.

This is the sacred story of Cindy Ivy Gladue, a Cree/Metis woman in Alberta who was killed by Bradley David Barton on June 22, 2011. Barton was acquitted for her murder, in May 2019 the Supreme Court of Canada did away with the acquittal and has ordered a new trial for manslaughter to occur in February 2020.