Long-awaited ’60s Scoop class action began Tuesday, adjourned to December
Claim seeks $85,000 for each affected person.
60’s scoop
Scoop survivors looking for recognition from federal government
60’s Scoop survivors on Parliament Hill demanding recognition.
Manitoba ‘60s Scoop survivors file class-action lawsuit
Dennis Ward APTN National News A class-action lawsuit has been filed in Manitoba on behalf…
The story of how a ’60s Scoop survivor found his way back home
APTN National News Thousands of Indigenous children were removed from their homes between the 1960s…
Sixties Scoop adoptees looking for their own reconciliation
APTN National News They were taken from their families and adopted out at an early…
Full Text: Apology to First Nation, Métis and Inuit Survivors of the Sixties Scoop from the government of Manitoba
Thank you Mr. Speaker, elders, survivors, guests, and members of this chamber, I am humbled…
Manitoba issues historic 60s Scoop apology
An emotional day at the legislature
Metis adoptee in England crowdfunding to meet 11 siblings in Canada he never knew he had
Kenneth Jackson APTN National News Daniel Frost would flip through family photo albums growing up and…
Lost during 60's Scoop, one woman journeys to find biological family
In the 1960s thousands of Aboriginal children were snatched from their homes and sent to live with non-Aboriginal middle class families, supposedly for the benefit of the child.
