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Feds appeal First Nations child compensation order but launch resolution talks

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Feds appeal First Nations child compensation order but launch resolution talks

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Published on October 30, 2021

The federal government will appeal a Federal Court decision to uphold a Canadian Human Rights Tribunal order requiring Ottawa compensate First Nations children, but plans to resolve the dispute outside of court. The appeal is active but the government will pause the litigation for two months.

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