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…
‘60s Scoop
’60s Scoop apology questioned by teepee camp organizers
“This speaks to his integrity.”
Metis, non status Indians launch ’60s Scoop lawsuit over identity loss
Metis and non status Indians across Canada are seeking damages for the alleged harms inflicted on…
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…
‘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…
No more delays: ‘60s Scoop settlement moves forward
Survivors will share $750 million in individual compensation payments of between $20,000 and $50,000.
Attempt to appeal ’60s Scoop settlement tossed for ‘extreme’ lack of evidence
“The evidence filed by the applicants is inadequate in the extreme.”
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…
Feds not taking steps to notify Indigenous people adopted out of country during ’60s scoop of settlement agreement
“I wouldn’t be surprised if there are scoopers around the world.”
