Family of Haven Dubois still seeking answers 2 years after death

On Saturday Richelle Dubois and other residents of Regina marked the death of Haven Dubois, who was found dead in an east Regina creek two years ago.

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Haven was just 14 years old when his body was discovered.Since then his mother has fought to learn more about the circumstances of his death. Recently the Dubois family has stated it is seeking a coroner's inquest into the death of Haven.

"The family and the community is still seeking justice in the case," said Michelle Stewartwith the Saskatchewan Coalition Against Racism (SCAR).

Stewart says there are lingering questions aboutthe death that she and the Dubois family hope the Regina Police Service will actively investigate.

"Questions there about whether or not there was violent circumstances surrounding his death and that's what we would like to have more answers to this time," said Stewart.

"I"m holding it together. It's rough. It's hard," said Dubois. "Today I don't have that much to say."

Over the past two years Dubois has raised questionsas to whether bullying or potential gang involvement played any role in the death of her son.

The Regina Police Service has said that all possible avenues have been investigated. Saskatchewan'sminister of justice, Gordon Wyant, has said it's too early to say if there will be an inquest.

Police Chief Evan Bray has said he is open to potentially having an external body review the investigation.

Saturday's walk, organized by SCAR and Colonialism No More, started at F.W. Johnson Collegiate and went to where Haven was found.

Near the creek, people tied ribbons to trees and a placardwas installed on a bench commemorating Haven.