N.S. boy who suffered brain damage at birth receives $6M settlement
The lawsuit said Cullen Chisholm suffered oxygen deprivation during his delivery which caused severe cerebral palsy. Continue reading
Settlement
NB Power says legal settlement will chop size of next rate increase
The details of the settlement are not know at this time and will not be disclosed as a result of a confidentiality agreement, said NB Power. Continue reading
‘I want you all to stay angry’: Trudeau responds to $10.5-million Omar Khadr payout
A woman in the audience asked Justin Trudeau, “why do you think it’s OK to give $10.5 million to a person that killed a soldier?” Continue reading
FSIN chief calls for further apology for ’60s Scoop
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
FSIN Chief Bobby Cameron is also calling for an apology from the provincial government for the ’60s Scoop. Continue reading
‘It’s a good first step’: Saskatoon ’60s Scoop survivor reacts to federal settlement
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
At just nine years old, Sherri Swidrovich and six of her siblings were taken from their home and separated in the ’60s Scoop. Continue reading
Repairing Springbank Dam could be a regulatory headache
London city council is primed to make a decision on the future of the Springbank Dam by the end of the year. Continue reading
Nova Scotia court approves $20M settlement in opioid lawsuit
Justice John Murphy ruled today that he would accept the settlement, echoing the decision of an Ontario Superior Court judge that the amount falls within a “zone of reasonableness.” Continue reading
Injured U.S. soldier says Canada should have taken Omar Khadr lawsuit to courts
By Reid Fiest Global National Alberta Correspondent
Retired Sgt. Layne Morris lost sight in one eye after a 2002 attack where Omar Khadr is alleged to have thrown a grenade. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau says $10.5 million payout to Omar Khadr was ‘best option’
Trudeau said “we all end up paying” when governments fail to respect the rights of its people. Continue reading
Finding a job not just a matter of money for Syrian refugee newcomers
Between them, the three Syrian men gathered in an atrium at Ottawa’s city hall on Thursday have 16 children. What none of them have is a job. Continue reading
