In the winter of 2000, the city of Saskatoon, Canada, is rocked by the discovery of frozen bodies of Aboriginal men in the city's industrial outskirts. As the investigation unfolds, the case exposes a pattern of police misconduct, specifically the practice of abandoning individuals in the freezing cold. The film follows the efforts of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations to seek justice and accountability, highlighting the systemic issues and the struggle for trust between the Aboriginal community and the police force.