The RCMP released a report on Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women in 2014.
It says "In late 2013, the Commissioner of the RCMP initiated an RCMP-led study of reported incidents of missing and murdered Aboriginal women across all police jurisdictions in Canada".
It also says "The data collected indicates that police solve almost 9 of every 10 female homicides, regardless of victim origin (88% for Aboriginal female homicides, 89% for nonAboriginal female homicides)".
Maybe that's one reason so few are showing up in the Inquiry's data base.
If so few are on the Inquiry's list, why didn't it get concerned, spread the word and make a public appeal to indigenous people for more information?
If there are more unsolved cases of murdered or missing indigenous women than on the Inquiry's list, maybe indigenous people should contact members of the Inquiry directly.
By the way, I wonder how many indigenous women and girls are missing but are still alive and just don't want to be found.