In addition to her dissertation, Maryanne Pearce has released a spreadsheet of the missing and murdered women in Canada that she identified in her research. She indicated that there are 824 missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada. Here is theWinnipeg Free Press article that discusses her spreadsheet.
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