‘60s Scoop’ settlement process stirring up past trauma for survivors
60s Scoop survivor Trina Slapcoff reaches up to a makeshift cinderblock shelf in her living…
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe offers apology to ’60s Scoop survivors
Moments after Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has offered an apology to survivors of the ’60s…
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…
‘No more scooping children’: Canada, Indigenous leaders announce plan to co-develop child welfare legislation
Canada will begin work with First Nations, Inuit and Métis to develop new child welfare…
‘It still goes on’: says 60’s Scoop survivor Stewart Garnett on Face to Face
Stewart Garnett grew up believing he was white. “I think every job application in my…
Sixties Scoop left heart-wrenching legacy for Métis families, too
I meet up with Robert Doucette at the University of Saskatchewan Archives in Saskatoon. He’s…
Co-founder of Sixties Scoop survivors group pens book about abuse
The co-founder of a Sixties Scoop survivors group that meets every year in a…
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…
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.