Moose Hide Campaign shifts national ceremony to Toronto

The annual National Day of Action for the Moose Hide Campaign, which takes a stand against violence towards women, children and all those along the gender continuum, was held May 14. This year, it had a distinctly different feel.That’s because for the first time in its 15-year history, the national ceremony for the Indigenous-led grassroots movement was held in Toronto. In all previous years the main ceremony for the campaign’s National Day of Action was staged in Victoria, B.C.

Five millionth Moose Hide Campaign pin presented to Barb Ward-Burkitt

The Moose Hide Campaign celebrated a significant milestone by presenting its 5-millionth moose hide pin to Barb Ward-Burkitt, Executive Director of the Prince George Native Friendship Centre. “This…

Barb Ward-Burkitt to receive five-millionth moose hide pin

Today, the Moose Hide Campaign will be presenting its five-millionth moose hide pin to Barb Ward-Burkitt, the Executive Director of the Prince George Native Friendship Centre. Ward-Burkitt is recei…

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Hundreds walk in Victoria B.C. to end gender-based violence in Canada

According to data from Statistics Canada, 44 per cent of women reported experiencing some form of intimate partner violence since the age of 15.

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