Judge reserves decision on certification of RCMP systemic racism class action
Justice Department counsel say lawsuit is ‘fundamentally flawed,’ shouldn’t proceed
Class Action
Certification hearing set to begin for excessive force class action against RCMP in the North
Lawyer hopes top Mountie’s systemic racism admission allows suit to move forward
Potential for class action as a result of ‘illegal and unconstitutional’ birth alerts say B.C. lawyers
‘One would be a path under the Charter because there’s a good argument that they are systemically discriminating against Indigenous people.’
Indigenous women don’t face ‘specific threat’ says government lawyer at hearing
Canada argues plaintiff not a good fit for civil suit
Proposed class-action against RCMP is ‘deeply flawed’: Canada
The court hearing continues Thursday in Regina.
No shortage of examples of RCMP ‘systemic negligence’: Tony Merchant
This isn’t the first class-action to allege that colonization and discrimination have harmed Indigenous peoples.
Hearing to certify MMIWG class action against Canada starts Monday
The suit asks for $600 million due to inaction from feds to deal with violence against Indigenous women.
Feds agree not to fight certifying child welfare lawsuits
Two class-actions with similar claims proceed with mediation, according to Wednesday release
Family of lead plaintiff in RCMP discrimination class action hope police reform movement spurs change
A drum and dance troupe from Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T., takes the stage across the river from…