B.C. First Nations leaders call for public inquiry into police-involved killings

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B.C. First Nations leaders call for public inquiry into police-involved killings

B.C.’s First Nations Leadership Council wants the province to hold a public inquiry into police killings of Indigenous people, and the lack of prosecutions for officers involved. Adrienne South speaks with B.C. Regional Chief Terry Teegee.

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