‘They’re going to try and stall it’: Indian school plaintiff worried about challenge to settlement agreement
“There’s hundreds of survivors passing on each day.”
IAP
Concerns growing about proposed day school settlement
Some things need the personal touch of a lawyer.
Survivors set to give offender second chance
It was one of several dysfunctional incidents to reveal a glaring gap in oversight of the Independent Assessment Process (IAP), which paid survivors compensation for severe physical and sexual abuse.
Researcher calls for public inquiry into medical experimentation on students not compensated in settlement agreement
After he published his research in 2013 exposing medical experimentation on students at residential schools involving withholding of certain foods, the invitations started coming in for Dr. Ian Mosby.
Judges should stay out of Indian residential school claims, Appeal Court rules
The Canadian Press TORONTO — Judges have no general right to interfere with compensation decisions…
Supreme Court to announce Thursday whether it will hear Indian residential school document case
Supreme court set to decide on whether it will hear a case about whether residential school documents should be preserved.
Ottawa breaching Indian residential school settlement agreement: Sen. Murray Sinclair
Ottawa breached the multi-billion dollar Indian residential school settlement agreement by allowing its lawyers to use legalistic tactics to defeat and limit compensation claims
Ottawa mulls review of how its lawyers handled Indian residential school cases
Ottawa is exploring ways to review how it has handled its side of the multi-billion dollar Indian residential school settlement agreement
IAP adjudicator relied on ‘perverse finding of fact’ in case of residential school rape by priest: court
The federal government’s lawyers held documented proof the rape happened before the school closed.