May 5 is Red Dress Day across Canada, an observance to commemorate and raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S+).
A number of events are happening across Canada to mark Red Dress Day, including a Montreal memorial rally and march in Cabot Square at 6 p.m.
Read more at the link in bio.
Poster design by @doux.conifere .
#cultmtl #mmiwg2s #reddressday #canada #montreal
No more stolen sisters. ❤️
Join us on May 5th at 6PM at Cabot Square for the Red Dress Day Memorial March. We gather to honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people, and to demand justice and change.
Please wear red if you can.
All are welcome.
Co-hosted with @iskweu 🧡
Poster design by @doux.conifere 💛
#MMIWG2S #RedDressDay #NoMoreStolenSisters #IndigenousLivesMatter
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Plus jamais de sœurs volées. ❤️
Joignez-vous à nous le 5 mai à 18h au square Cabot pour la Marche commémorative de la Journée de la robe rouge. On se rassemble pour honorer les femmes, filles et personnes bispirituelles Autochtones disparues et assassinées, et pour exiger justice.
Portez du rouge si vous pouvez.
Tout le monde est bienvenu·e.
Coanimé avec @iskweu 🧡
Affiche conçue par @doux.conifere 💛
14 Feb. 2026
MMIWG2S Vigil.
Since the inquiry into Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls, 2023, the Canadian state has done little mend the consequences of it's genoc--- against idigenous people.
Among such consequences, Indigenous Women's dissapearances being under-investigated, rarely procecuted, while they remain 6 times more likely to be murdered than the general population.
As it hard-pivots right its crucial to remind the government its duty to First Nations's people is not optional. Beyond recognition of harm, Canada must enact real, material change.
NO MORE STOLEN SISTERS ✊️
Today, on February 14th, around one hundred people gathered in Square Cabot for a march organized by @iskweu & @nws.montreal in remembrance for all the missing and murdered indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people across Turtle Island.
Several emotional speeches were given. Testimonies of loved ones and family members being murdered and stories of survival, notably of residential schools the last of which closed in the late 1990s.
Then, protesters marched to Place du Canada, where final speeches were shared. Food and coffee were also distributed.
Marches like these highlight the reality of the violence and erasure that indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people still face on a daily basis.
Justice Now!
Justice Maintenant!
We demand action on the 231 Calls to Justice of the Inquiry now!
#mmiwg2s #ff2eada #soutienauxfamillesffada #suppportmmiwg2sfamilies
Please join us! Joignez nous!
Many of the 231 calls to justice of the national inquiry into MMIWG2S remain incomplete. Bon nombre des 231 demandes de justice formulées dans le cadre de l'enquête nationale sur les femmes et filles autochtones disparues et assassinées restent inachevées.
Justice now! Action maintenant!
4 October 2025 - Vigil and March for missing and murdered indigenous women girls & 2S
The MMIWG2S march crossed paths with PYM’s protest and stood in solidarity with eachother
“Indigenous women and girls continue to be targeted at disproportionate rates. This day of action is important because only 2 of the 231 Calls to Justice of the national inquiry into MMIWG2S have been answered.”
Oct. 4 is the National Day of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Trans and Two-Spirit people, a day to commemorate and raise awareness about the countless disappearances, killings and violence against First Nations and Inuit people over the years.
A number of events are happening across Canada, including a Montreal vigil and march from Cabot Square at 3 p.m.
Read more in our stories and at the link in bio.
#cultmtl #mmiwg2s #mmiwg #montreal #canada
Joignez-vous à nous pour la Journée nationale d'action pour les femmes, les filles et les personnes de diverses identités de genre autochtones disparues et assassinées, le 4 octobre à 15 h, place Cabot. Au programme : conférences, musique et une table d'art pour la création d'affiches et de bannières. Cette journée d'action est importante, car seulement 2 des 231 appels à la justice de l'Enquête nationale FFADA2E ont reçu une réponse. Les femmes et les filles autochtones continuent d'être ciblées de manière disproportionnée, et les communautés autochtones ont travaillé fort pour mettre en place des mesures concrètes qui pourraient nous sortir de ce génocide. Pourtant, les institutions et le gouvernement continuent de perdre du temps alors que des vies sont perdues. On doit agir maintenant pour dire non aux sœurs volées !
