April 19, 2016

DAVID LIPNOWSKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Community justice development co-ordinator at the Southern Chiefs Organization Bruce Bruyere poses for a photo Tuesday April 19, 2016. For a story on representation (or lack thereof) of aboriginal people serving on juries in Manitoba. Bruce’s perspective is that we need more participation by indigenous people in the administration of justice, whether that be within the current system or focusing on restorative justice.
DAVID LIPNOWSKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Community justice development co-ordinator at the Southern Chiefs Organization Bruce Bruyere poses for a photo Tuesday April 19, 2016. For a story on representation (or lack thereof) of aboriginal people serving on juries in Manitoba. Bruce’s perspective is that we need more participation by indigenous people in the administration of justice, whether that be within the current system or focusing on restorative justice.
DAVID LIPNOWSKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Community justice development co-ordinator at the Southern Chiefs Organization Bruce Bruyere poses for a photo Tuesday April 19, 2016. For a story on representation (or lack thereof) of aboriginal people serving on juries in Manitoba. Bruce’s perspective is that we need more participation by indigenous people in the administration of justice, whether that be within the current system or focusing on restorative justice.
DAVID LIPNOWSKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Community justice development co-ordinator at the Southern Chiefs Organization Bruce Bruyere poses for a photo Tuesday April 19, 2016. For a story on representation (or lack thereof) of aboriginal people serving on juries in Manitoba. Bruce’s perspective is that we need more participation by indigenous people in the administration of justice, whether that be within the current system or focusing on restorative justice.
DAVID LIPNOWSKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Community justice development co-ordinator at the Southern Chiefs Organization Bruce Bruyere poses for a photo Tuesday April 19, 2016. For a story on representation (or lack thereof) of aboriginal people serving on juries in Manitoba. Bruce’s perspective is that we need more participation by indigenous people in the administration of justice, whether that be within the current system or focusing on restorative justice.
DAVID LIPNOWSKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Community justice development co-ordinator at the Southern Chiefs Organization Bruce Bruyere poses for a photo Tuesday April 19, 2016. For a story on representation (or lack thereof) of aboriginal people serving on juries in Manitoba. Bruce’s perspective is that we need more participation by indigenous people in the administration of justice, whether that be within the current system or focusing on restorative justice.