’60s scoop survivors wondering why they’re last to get paid
People who survived being taken from their parents and put with non-Indigenous families are wondering…
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First Nation warns day school survivor was targeted by phone scam
It’s not the first time survivors of Canada’s residential school system have been targeted for their compensation funds.
Federal Indian Day School settlement claims process now open
After years of waiting, day school survivors can finally apply for compensation beginning Monday, Jan….
Yellowknife Sixties Scoop survivor learns about his past
At one time Roy Dahl had 13 biological siblings – but he didn’t grow up…
Monument to survivors of Indian Mission school in Whitehorse held on banks of the Yukon River
A monument honouring survivors of the Indian Mission school in Whitehorse was held Thursday…
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.
‘60s Scoop survivors get apology in Alberta
“For this trauma, this pain, this suffering, alienation and sadness, we are sorry.”
APTN Investigates: Reckoning at St. Anne’s
Ten years after former prime minister Stephen Harper’s historic federal apology to residential school survivors, former students of St. Anne’s Indian Residential School in Ft. Albany, Ontario are still fighting to have their stories told.
60s Scoop demonstrations unfold across the country
They wore purple arm bands in Ottawa, a healing colour in some Indigenous cultures.