The Unsolved Murder of Mary Papatsie Mary was an Inuk woman whose remains were discovered in September 2022, five years after she was last seen in the Vanier area of Ottawa in April 2017. Mary was 39 years old when she went missing. Her disappearance was considered suspicious by police, and the major crimes unit took over the investigation in July 2017. Her remains were found by construction workers in the backyard of a home on Deschamps Avenue in Vanier on September 28, 2022. Mary's cause of death has not been publicly released, however her death is officially classified as a homicide.

The Unsolved Murder of Mary Papatsie

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Feds promise $2.3B for clean water, $1B for Arctic infrastructure In his first budget, Prime Minister Mark Carney is promising to spend money on water and infrastructure in the Arctic.

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I asked ChatGPT to recreate an image of America pre-Columbus.

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Acrylic on canvas painting by Joan Hill The Voice of the Drum Circles the Sun (22642.001.012, Oklahoma Department of Tourism Collection, OHS) A red-skinned figure wearing a robe, wide brimmed hat, and moccasins, holding a drum in one hand and drumstick in the other, against a black background with a section of red sky at the top and small white sun

Joan Hill is one of the most awarded Native American woman artists with more than 290 awards from countries around the world. She is a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation with Cherokee ancestry.

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