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Over 40,000 Claims Received to Distribute $23 Billion Federal Discrimination Settlement
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Over 40,000 claims received to distribute $23 billion federal discrimination settlement
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak announced today that over 40,000 applications have been received by the Administrator (Deloitte Canada) in the five months since the first two Claims Processes launched for First Nations seeking compensation as a result of discrimination they experienced in Canada’s First Nations Child and Family Services Program.
Over 40,000 Claims Received Through Claims Process Launched to Distribute $23 Billion Federal Settlement Acknowledging Discrimination of First Nations Child and Family Services Program and Jordan’s Principle - Assembly of First Nations
(August 7, 2025 – Unceded Algonquin Territory, Ottawa) — National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak announced today that over 40,000 applications have been received by the Administrator (Deloitte Canada) in the five months since the first two Claims Processes launched for First Nations seeking compensation as a result of discrimination they experienced in Canada’s First Nations
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