This is the story of my Métis mother and newly-found aunt
Like many Indigenous siblings separated by adoptions, half-sisters Raelene Recksiedler and Helene Rosenzweig-Schmidt always felt…
‘60s Scoop
‘60s Scoop final cheques are on the move: lawyer
Eligible survivors are owed $25,000 in compensation
Son of ’60s Scoop survivor fighting for father’s status under Indian Act
Aaron GreyCloud hopes to raise awareness about the challenge of seeking status after being placed in care decades ago.
Census records fewer Indigenous language speakers, but bump in youngest generation
Census records fewer Indigenous language speakers after challenges in collecting data
Food, support part of ‘60s Scoop help in B.C.
A program in Vancouver is connecting with ’60s Scoop survivors
Court approves final payment for ‘60s Scoop survivors
Eligible survivors receive a payment of $25,000 for loss of cultural identities
’60s Scoop survivors still waiting for final payment but no one will say why
As ‘60s Scoop survivors continue to fume over the wait for their final payment, lawyers…
‘I’ve been there,’ says inaugural CEO of Sixties Scoop Healing Foundation
Jackie Maurice spent the first 14 years of her life in 14 foster homes after being ‘scooped’
‘60s Scoop survivor Leah Ballantyne grew up thinking she was the only one
‘Growing up I kind of thought, why am I this lone person…”