Kawartha Haliburton Children’s Aid Society apologized for its “colonialized practices” with Hiawatha First Nation children and families. Continue reading
Talk of a ’60s Scoop apology has long involved the FSIN and Metis Nation in Saskatchewan, and now the province is talking with a different group. Continue reading
Alberta becomes the second province to acknowledge its role and seek to make amends for a dark chapter in Canadian history. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley will formally apologize to all Indigenous people impacted by what’s known as the ’60s Scoop later this month. Continue reading
‘60s Scoop survivors who wished to object got just three minutes and some who went over their time were cut off, in tears, by Justice Michel Shore. Continue reading
Following two days of hearings in Saskatoon, Sask., a federal judge has ruled to approve an $875 million settlement that will be paid out by the federal government to victims of what’s become known as the ’60s Scoop. Continue reading
Hearings have started in Saskatoon to determine whether a proposed settlement in the ‘60s Scoop class action lawsuit should be approved. Continue reading
Around 100 people gathered in downtown Saskatoon in a show of solidarity with survivors of the ’60s Scoop. Continue reading
The Saskatchewan government has long promised a formal 60s Scoop apology. Now some survivors are calling on additional healing measures to accompany the long-awaited apology. Continue reading
Alberta is holding its final consultation with Indigenous people today before it crafts an apology for the ’60s Scoop. Continue reading
