First Nations children.In September 2019, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruled Ottawa didn’t properly fund child and family services, which resulted in it “wilfully and recklessly” discriminating against Indigenous children living on reserve.It ordered the federal government to pay $40,000 each to about 50,000 First Nations children as well as their relatives, but the Liberal government appealed the ruling.The second legal battle stems from a separate ruling in November 2020 that expanded the scope of Jordan’s Principle, which is a rule stating when there is jurisdictional disagreement over what level of government should provide a service to First Nations children, Ottawa takes on the responsibility.Opposition parties and Indigenous.

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EastEnders’ Louisa Lytton reveals secret Covid battle as she suffers long-term effects after giving birth to first baby

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‘Pandora Papers’: World leaders, celebrities among hundreds named in secret financial leak

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‘Very hurtful’: AFN National Chief Archibald criticizes Trudeau for Tofino holiday

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Journalists uncover 'Pandora' box of financial records of world leaders, elite

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Trudeau apologizes to B.C. First Nation for not taking part in reconciliation ceremony

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450 people to attend first nightclub event in 19 months

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Irish passport holders in NI can access EU Covid cert from today

Thousands of Irish passport holders in Northern Ireland who were fully vaccinated there can now access the EU Digital Covid Certificate.

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