Historic Settlement: Justice for Survivors of Île-à-la-Crosse Residential School

Loading player...
The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan have each agreed to settlements in the Île-à-la-Crosse School class action. The school operated from the 1820s until 1976. Approximately 1,500 students attended, mostly Métis children from northern Saskatchewan. The settlements remain subject to court approval, and that hearing will take place on March 30–31. For more on this Evan is joined by Tina Yang, class counsel for Île-à-la-Crosse School class action.
9 Mar 1PM English Canada News Commentary

Other recent episodes

CUSMA under the microscope: What’s at risk for Canada?

With the scheduled review of CUSMA — the Canada-United States-Mexico trade agreement — approaching this summer, Ottawa has launched public consultations and a new advisory panel to help shape Canada’s position. To talk about CUSMA and what needs to be considered when negotiating with the U.S., Evan is joined by…
24 Apr 1PM 14 min

More than a sweet treat: Smile Cookie campaign returns

You know them, you love them — Tim Hortons Smile Cookies are back. This year’s campaign will raise funds for Sofia House and First Step Wellness Centre, running from Monday through Sunday. To talk about the impact of the campaign and the organizations it supports, Evan speaks with Lauren Dahnke,…
24 Apr 1PM 9 min