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Gov. Gen. Julie Payette tours the CMHR Tuesday morning with Brigitte Savard, an assistant manager at the CMHR. 
The exhibit, called “From Sorrow to Strength,” is about missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Its centrepiece is “The REDress Project,”  an art installation by Winnipeg artist Jaime Black, consisting of empty, blood-red dresses hanging in front of a woodland background -- a statement about racism, sexism and marginalization of Indigenous women in Canada.
181127 - Tuesday, November 27, 2018.

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MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Gov. Gen. Julie Payette tours the CMHR Tuesday morning with Brigitte Savard, an assistant manager at the CMHR. The exhibit, called “From Sorrow to Strength,” is about missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Its centrepiece is “The REDress Project,” an art installation by Winnipeg artist Jaime Black, consisting of empty, blood-red dresses hanging in front of a woodland background -- a statement about racism, sexism and marginalization of Indigenous women in Canada. 181127 - Tuesday, November 27, 2018.

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