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Headline : 7 years after her death, First Nation womans inquest in Ontario to examine health-care inequities

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The inquest that begins Monday into the death seven years ago of a First Nations woman in northwestern Ontario is expected to examine the challenges of providing health care in remote communities.

Ruthann Quequish, 31, who was dealing with complications from diabetes, passed away on April 1, 2017, at her home in Kingfisher Lake First Nation after attending her community's nursing station in the hours and days preceding her death.

Fewer than 600 people live in the remote Oji-Cree community, about 350 kilometres northeast of Sioux Lookout, which is part of Treaty 9.

"Ruthann was a very beautiful person and a much-loved daughter, sister and mother. Her family desperately advocated for her to receive medical care, and miss her every day," Jordan Quequish, Ruthann's brother, said in a written statement to CBC News.

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