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VOL. 50 NO. 26
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Finding Jodi: Doc shines new light on case of missing Squamish teen JODI HENRICKSON WENT MISSING FROM BOWEN ISLAND IN 2009 WILL JOHNSON Squamish Chief
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY Simon Daniel James spoke at the Eagle Gathering Stage during National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21. James, also known as Winadzi, was guest curator for this month’s Authentically Indigenous Festival at the Hearth Gallery. The festival, coinciding with National Indigenous History Month in June, featured artworks from Indigenous artists along with performances and a feast. The festival continues through Sunday, June 30. / Alex Kurial photo
Hope is a tricky word. For the family and friends of Jodi Henrickson, a 17-yearold Squamish woman who went missing on Bowen Island in 2009, imagining a positive outcome to her case is nearly impossible. All they can hope for is relief from the torture of not knowing where she is, or what happened to her. That’s why a new documentary called Finding Jodi is aiming to shed light on her cold case. For filmmaker Jenni Baynham, a true crime documentarian who has spent years investigating the disappearance, her goal can sometimes be hard to articulate. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3
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