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‘There are no documents’; Parents fight for child who disappeared in Manitoba’s child welfare system
The government still includes the daughter’s name on the mother’s provincial health card.
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‘A shameful strategy aimed at saving money’: Feds panned for attacking human rights tribunal compensation order as appeals begin
‘The decision here is so deeply problematic,’ says Ottawa counsel Robert Frater, ‘it would be better to start again with another tribunal’ on compensation question
Parliament adopts motion demanding Trudeau halt ‘belligerent’ court fights versus First Nations kids, survivors
Trudeau and cabinet abstained from voting while Liberal backbench endorsed NDP opposition motion
Ottawa claims it has ‘no duty to compensate’ thousands of First Nations families who were denied essential services: court documents
‘End this toxic war on the children,’ says Charlie Angus as NDP tables motion demanding Liberals halt court fights
Suspension given to B.C. lawyer for professional misconduct ‘grossly inadequate’, says disciplinary committee chair
In a joint submission, Stephen Bronstein admitted to mishandling some Indian residential school compensation claims
‘60s Scoop compensation claims back on track after early pandemic shut down
Claims process stalled after federal, provincial and territorial offices closed in 2020.
Taaʔisimqa Leona Smith teaches cultural safety to next generation of nurses
Guided by her grandfather, this Nuu-chah-nulth nurse is finding balance between her own Indigenous teachings and academia.
‘Keep families together’: Moving beyond racist notions of neglect in child welfare
Experts discuss colonial failings and ways to support families during Beyond Neglect series.
Feds submit arguments to overturn ‘unreasonable’ and ‘egregious’ CHRT rulings
Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ‘lost sight of the complaint’ by awarding compensation and expanding Jordan’s Principle, lawyers argue