Provincial law restricts hiring Inuit intervention workers says director of health services in Nunavik
A provincial law passed in 2012 is restricting access to Inuit intervention workers who could…
Social Services
Curious case of father in Saskatchewan who had his kids taken, but at the same time, approved to adopt
A father in Saskatchewan wants answers from the province’s ministry of Social Services after it refused to return his two youngest children, even though, he and his spouse have been approved by
the department to provide foster care to other children.
Housing woes put Mi’kmaq mother in bind with social services
Mother forced to live off-reserve
Family crowdfunds to sue social services over death of child
Evander Lee Daniels was only 22 months-old when he died in foster home
Ottawa’s Odawa drop-in centre closing
A drop-in centre in Ottawa where country food is served for lunch and that acts as a cultural getaway for First Nations, Metis and Inuit homeless people is closing.
Toddler had burns from “head to toe”
At the funeral home Chris Martell couldn’t recognize his 22-month-old son because his little body had been so badly disfigured by third degree burns.