Ottawa announces interim settlement with Indian Day School survivors
“We know it’s a new beginning.”
Compensation
Sixties Scoop survivors can apply for compensation starting Monday
Survivors of the Sixties Scoop can now apply for compensation under the federal government’s settlement…
Chief of Lubicon Lake band talks about deal signed with Canada, Alberta
It took nearly 120 years but last month the Lubicon Lake band in Alberta…
Ontario increasing mercury disability benefits for Grassy Narrows
(Chief Rudy Turtle at Friday’s announcement in Grassy Narrows. Photo: Brittany Hobson/APTN) Community members in…
Judges, lawyers at odds over deal Canada pay $75M in ’60s Scoop legal fees
A Federal Court judge wants input by the end of the month into whether he…
B.C lawyer facing residential school discipline now signing up ’60s Scoop survivors
A lawyer facing a disciplinary hearing for his work with residential school survivors is actively signing up ‘60s Scoop adoptees, APTN News has learned.
Long Inuit wait for residential school apology from prime minister ends Friday
Jimmy Tuttauk was working on the remote coast of northern Labrador when he first heard that Ottawa was settling with former students of residential schools.
Sixties Scoop money leaves Metis survivors out
After a weekend of digesting a multi-million dollar compensation package, an organization representing Sixties Scoop adoptees says its disappointed Metis survivors were left out of the package.
60s scoop compensation money imminent: B.C. Chief
The ink is nearly dry on a 60s Scoop compensation package, according to a British Columbia chief.