Meeting Ground - October 3rd, 2026

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Seg 1 - Two sisters from the Keeseecoose First Nation, convicted of second degree murder in 1994, are going to get a last shot at justice. We talk with Odelia and Neressa Quewezance's lawyer, after Federal Justice Minister Sean Fraser orders the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal to reopen their case. The sisters were kept five days in the basement of the Kamsack RCMP detachment, despite a judge's order to send them to Prince Albert. Their confessions during those five days are now in question

Seg 2 - We take a look back at the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
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