Chiefs have pitched a child welfare reform plan that divests control from government and gives power to new First Nations led ...
The federal government is calling on the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, or CHRT, to pass a plan for First Nations child ...
The Dene National Assembly kicks off in Fort Good Hope on Tuesday, with meetings scheduled until the end of the day on Thursday. The community of about 500 people expects to welcome up to 150 guests f ...
Indigenous mothers who have their children removed by Manitoba’s Child and Family Services have an increased risk in ...
Child welfare workers in Toronto will begin voting on potential strike action Thursday, with workload and burnout key issues as the provincial government circles potential efficiencies in the sector.
Staff at the Children's Aid Society of Toronto, represented by CUPE Local 2316, held a strike vote earlier in January as negotiations over a new contract continued.
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