Allegations of Indigenous identity fraud could affect lawsuit by Native Council of Nova Scotia
Members of the NCNS are suing the provincial government for $40 million over moose hunting rights.
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Class-action lawsuit proposed on Toronto street checks
A proposed class-action lawsuit takes aim at the Toronto Police Board and several named chiefs…
Deal near for 40,000 survivors of federal Boarding Homes Program
Canada will compensate those sent to suburban schools in four provinces between Sept. 1, 1951 and June 30, 1992.
Canadians need to ‘know their history’ says plaintiff in sterilization lawsuit in B.C.
The latest proposed class action in British Columbia focuses on coerced sterilization and abortion
‘Agreement-in-principle’ reached in Boarding Home class-action lawsuit with feds
Approximately 40,000 Indigenous children were placed in boarding homes to attend public schools in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec, according to the claim
MMIWG class action against feds ‘far beyond money’, says lawyer
Lawyer suing Canada over lack of action to stop violence against Indigenous women and girls
Hundreds call lawyers after wrong ad says ‘Indian Hospital’ claims open
Former patients can contact any of the four law firms involved in the class-action lawsuit.
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
The foster child, sexual allegations and fashion mogul Peter Nygard
‘Jane Doe No. 44’ claims she was 14 when company founder paid for ‘oral sex’