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The reasons for approving the $13 million settlement in the Ralph Rowe class action lawsuit involving historic sexual abuse against dozens of Indigenous youth have been released.

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Survivors of sexual abuse by Ralph Rowe, who was a priest and Scout leader between 1975 and 1985 in remote northern First Nations communities, say the settlement will not take away the pain or trauma but it is one of the final chapters in what has been a long journey

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A class action lawsuit involving victims of a former Anglican priest and Scouts Canada leader, Ralph Rowe, has been settled for $13.25 million. Rowe, who abused primarily Indigenous victims, was active between 1975 and 1987 within the Anglican Diocese of Keewatin, covering northwestern Ontario and parts of Manitoba. Rowe's sinister actions were exposed in a…

A proposed settlement has been reached in a class action suit against a former Anglican priest and Scout Leader. The settlement identifies more than $13.25 million to be shared among the victims of Ralph Rowe. Rowe was convicted on several charges related to the abuse of dozens of Indigenous youth in northwestern Ontario and Manitoba during the 1970s and 80s. That led to a class action suit being filed in 2017 seeking $110 million. The proposed agreement established limits on the amount of money...

A class action lawsuit by victims of a former Anglican priest who was also a Scouts Canada leader has been settled for $13.25 million.

Former Anglican priest and Scoutmaster Ralph Rowe is believed to have abused up to 500 people in northern communities across Ontario and Manitoba in the 1970s and 80s. Now, a class-action lawsuit launched six years ago has reached a settlement against Rowe, the Anglican Church's Synod of the Diocese of Keewatin, and Scouts Canada.