Residential school survivor outrage growing over mishandled claims
Emotions ran high for a group of residential school survivors in Cardston, Alta.
Emotions ran high for a group of residential school survivors in Cardston, Alta.
After six days of hearings in Vancouver Supreme Court, the decision on what to do with Calgary law firm Blott & Company now rests in the hands of Justice Brenda Brown, one of nine judges across the country who oversee the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement.
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A hearing into alleged abuses in the residential schools compensation process ended Friday.
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Posters were put up in Honour Walk offices and in strategic locations around the towns where form fillers were working, advertising a five per cent discount on computers for “members of the residential school healing society.” A toll free number was listed on the poster as well as a Web site link: www.nationalcomputersdirect.com.