In the spring of 2007, Angel Edna Carlick, an 18-year-old Kaska Dena First Nation woman, stood on the cusp of a promising future in Whitehorse, Yukon. Having overcome a difficult youth that included poverty and homelessness after her family relocated from British Columbia, she had found her footing. Angel was a dedicated employee at the Blue Feather Youth Centre, where she ran a dinner program, cooking meals for children, and was known as a caring big sister figure and a loyal friend. She was an ...
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