Canada shocked by double murder of Indigenous hunters
(The Guardian Canada)

Two Métis men were found shot dead in rural Alberta after what police believe was an ambush Police in Canada are investigating the murders of two Indigenous men who they suspect were ambushed after returning from a successful hunt in rural Alberta.The bodies of Jake Sansom, 39, and his uncle Morris Cardinal, 57, were found early on 28 March beside Sansom´s pickup truck on a country road near Glendon, a farming town 160 miles north-east of Edmonton. Both had gunshot wounds. Related: Landmark agreement gives indigenous `forgotten people` power to self-govern Continue reading...