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AFN and Representatives Seek Federal Court’s Approval in Landmark Case for First Nations Families In a landmark legal stride, the Assembly of First Nations' (AFN) legal counsel, alongside representatives for class action parties Moushoom and Trout, are slated to appear before the Federal Court of Canada today. The primary agenda is to secure approval for

Saanich, Central Saanich, Victoria, Oak Bay and Esquimalt named in court action

WINNIPEG - Indigenous Update - The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) has expressed its pride in standing shoulder to shoulder with First Nations across the country in marking a significant milestone in the quest for social justice and reconciliation for First Nations children across Turtle Island. "From the era of the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood, First

A lawsuit has been filed by East Palestine residents against Norfolk Southern Railway, seeking damages after the Ohio train derailment in Columbiana County.

According to a statement issued by Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, the government will provide C$2.8 billion ($2.1 billion) to be placed in a not-for-profit trust, reports Xinhua news agency.

The agreement still has to be approved by a Federal Court before it can be disbursed to recipients and both parties are expected to appear before the Federal Court in February

Canadian government announces agreement to settle lawsuit over residential schools-

A lawsuit filed in federal court alleges that a third-party mortgage servicer acted illegally when it foreclosed on properties in Rhode Island.

The federal government will be sitting down with lawyers representing 326 First Nations to negotiate instead of going to trial after deciding to settle a case seeking residential school reparations.

A Court of Queen's Bench judge has sided with the City of Saint John in a class-action lawsuit involving the w...