Fed lawyer strikes back as bid to quash human rights compensation order for First Nations kids wraps up
Ottawa argues again Thursday morning on issue of who is a ‘First Nations child’ for Jordan’s Principle purposes
Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
‘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
What to look for in Ottawa’s Canadian Human Rights Tribunal appeals: frequently asked questions
APTN News will carry the judicial hearing live starting Monday at 9:30 a.m. ET
Blackstock gears up for latest Federal Court fight to end ‘human rights tragedy’ against First Nations kids
Ottawa seeks judicial review of rulings that compensate victims of the discriminatory CFS system, extend eligibility for Jordan’s Principle
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
Parliamentary budget office says cost of compensating First Nations families sits at $15B
‘That’s easily $10 billion more than if Justin Trudeau had done the right thing,’ says NDP’s Charlie Angus.
Cash still a question mark with Indigenous child welfare reform law
Canada facing 10th non-compliance motion at Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
Day school survivors allege RCMP discrimination in historical abuse case
John Furlong has repeatedly denied the allegations.
Nation to Nation: A wide-ranging interview with Marc Miller on making policy in crisis and what’s to come
His first days as minister saw him faced with everything from a suicide crisis in Saskatchewan.
