Another survivor who lodged complaint against RCMP has died
A Canadian Human Rights Tribunal hearing into a 2012 RCMP investigation is on hold
Federal Court
Feds call UNDRIP an ‘interpretive aid only’ in election delay legal battle for First Nation in Alberta
‘It’s disappointing, on that level, to see kind of an impoverished interpretation of what the new legislation implementing UNDRIP means in practice,’ says lawyer
Federal Court, CHRT seal documents of case involving John Furlong, RCMP without notice to media
APTN News takes issue with sealing orders that restrict media access.
Federal Court, Canadian Human Rights Tribunal seal records related to hearings into complaint against RCMP
Two of the survivors have died since the Canadian Human Rights Commission referred the case to a hearing in 2020.
B.C. Civil Liberties Association says RCMP complaints process ‘should improve’ after court ruling
A federal judge says the RCMP Commissioner must respond to public complaints within six months…
Canada, First Nations reveal details of $40B draft deals to settle child welfare claims
2 non-binding agreements must be finalized before victims can be compensated
‘An important step’: Feds pledge up to $40B to compensate First Nations kids, reform child welfare
Settlement not reached but announcement sets the stage for potential resolution by end of December
Ottawa appeals court decision upholding cash for First Nations kids
Government pledges to try and negotiate solution before actively litigating case
Judge upholds human rights compensation order for First Nations kids
Canada has lost every battle so far in 14-year-old court fight that isn’t over yet