‘Somehow we became the enemy’: Sixties Scoop survivors say they were kept in the dark about summer court hearings
“If we are successful then there may be a little bit more money for the class.”
‘60s Scoop
‘I really felt my mother’s presence’: ’60s Scoop adoptee comes home
Natasha Pittman has embraced her northwestern B.C. Namegees culture. A hairdresser from Ontario has traced…
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…
‘60s Scoop survivors not happy with national settlement suing government on their own
Some Indigenous adoptees are channeling their anger about the national ’60s Scoop settlement into lawsuits…
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…
Pressure building on lawyers to ‘de-link’ Scoop fees
“They should not be made to wait any longer nor suffer through any more court battles.”
Lawyers keep ‘60s Scoop survivors waiting, write new law
“It’s possibly precedent-setting in class-action law.”
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.
National Indigenous History Month film screening shines light on 60s Scoop
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum held a screening of a film that highlights a dark part…