"ROSE-ANN BLACKNED"
24X28X.5 INCHES | 1/4" MODERN BIRCH FRAME

Rose-Ann Blackned, 24, was a mother of two from Nemaska, a Cree community in northern Quebec. She was the eldest of nine siblings. Her frozen body was found on Nov. 16, 1991, nine days after she was last seen alive. Her case is being handled by Quebec provincial police. The force recently assigned several detectives to her case and met with the Blackned family.
CLICK TO READ HER WHOLE STORY ​ON CBC NEWS:
​Missing & Murdered: The Unsolved Cases of Indigenous Women and Girls
25% from each painting sold will be donated by the artist to The Metis Nation of Ontario​. ​If you are interested in purchasing this Memorial Artwork please CLICK HERE.

CLICK TO ENLARGE ARTWORK.

Do you have information on an unsolved case involving missing or murdered indigenous women or girls?
​Contact CBC by email at mmiw@cbc.ca

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"ROSE-ANN BLACKNED"
24X28X.5 INCHES | 1/4" MODERN BIRCH FRAME

Rose-Ann Blackned, 24, was a mother of two from Nemaska, a Cree community in northern Quebec. She was the eldest of nine siblings. Her frozen body was found on Nov. 16, 1991, nine days after she was last seen alive. Her case is being handled by Quebec provincial police. The force recently assigned several detectives to her case and met with the Blackned family.
CLICK TO READ HER WHOLE STORY ​ON CBC NEWS:
​Missing & Murdered: The Unsolved Cases of Indigenous Women and Girls
25% from each painting sold will be donated by the artist to The Metis Nation of Ontario​. ​If you are interested in purchasing this Memorial Artwork please CLICK HERE.

CLICK TO ENLARGE ARTWORK.

Do you have information on an unsolved case involving missing or murdered indigenous women or girls?
​Contact CBC by email at mmiw@cbc.ca