60s Scoop settlement on hold after judge says lawyer’s fees ‘unreasonable’
The 60s Scoop settlement agreement is on hold until lawyers agree to “de-link” their fees from the money destined for thousands of survivors.
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Popular Winnipeg Friendship Centre cut off from funding again
The Indian and Metis Friendship centre in Winnipeg’s north end is once again facing the prospect of having to close its doors. Nearly 7,000 people pass through its doors every month but a funding issue may close its operations.
First Nations, Metis CFS agencies sue Manitoba government for withholding $266-million meant for kids in care
First Nations and Metis child and family services were in court Thursday asking a judge to order the Manitoba government to stop its practice of keeping money meant for Indigenous children in care.
$1.2 million in mental health support for northern Saskatchewan First Nation communities
The Canadian Press LA RONGE, Sask. _ The federal government is putting up $1.2 million…
#APTNPipelines: People of Frog Lake walk tightrope of making millions from oil and protecting environment
Tamara Pimentel APTN National News Clifton Cross used to volunteer at the Frog Lake First…
Minister of Indigenous Affairs money a good start, but more is needed
Robbie Purdon APTN National News The Long Point First Nation has waited a long time…
All talk and no money, Mi’kmaq out east say bureaucracy hasn’t caught up with Trudeau’s Sunny ways
Money is slow to come down east as Mi’kmaq communities try to get projects up and running.
Mi’kmaw community divided on how to distribute government money for land
APTN National News A large settlement agreement in the Mi’kmaw community of Listuguj, Quebec is…
Quebec First Nation community wants logging money to fight poverty
APTN National News The Atikamakw of Opticiwan want a larger piece of logging money to…
