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- The Tragic Death of Neil Stonechild and The Survival of Darrell Night
- Investigating The Saskatoon Freezing Deaths
- Ending The Saskatoon Police’S ‘Starlight Tours’
On Nov. 29, 1990, the temperature in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, dipped to negative 18 degrees Fahrenheit. That same day, construction workers found the frozen body of 17-year-old Neil Stonechild in a field outside of town. Stonechild wore jeans and a light jacket. He was missing one shoe. The last time anyone saw Neil Stonechild, a member of the Saul...
Although the Saskatoon freezing deaths in early 2000 brought the problem into public view for the first time, locals had long known of the practice that police euphemistically referred to as taking someone on a “starlight tour.” “That there is a popular term [for this practice] is testimony to the fact that it happened more than once,” writesschola...
“If it wasn’t for Darrell Night, we would still be muddling around,” Sakej Henderson, who directs the Native Law Centre, told The Washington Post. “We knew the people died suspiciously, but we could never get enough connecting evidence to say why they died. But with Darrell Night, all of a sudden the pattern was there. We could see it clear. Clear ...
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The practice is known as taking Indigenous people for "starlight tours" and dates back to at least 1976. As of 2021, despite convictions for related offences, no police officer has been convicted specifically for having caused freezing deaths.
CBC News: A man who spoke out more than 20 years ago after being taken on a “Starlight Tour” by Saskatoon police has died. In January of 2000, Darrell Night was driven out of the city by two Saskatoon police officers and abandoned without winter clothing.
