Removed Children
A Removed Child is defined as a First Nations individual who, while under the Age of Majority, was removed from their home between April 1, 1991, and March 31, 2022, by Child Welfare Authorities. The [...]
heirs
An heir may be a spouse, child, grandchild, parent, sibling or grandparent of a Deceased Class Member. Only certain heirs may be eligible to represent a Deceased Class Member and receive compensation on their behalf. [...]
Representatives
A Representative is someone designated by the courts to make decisions on behalf of the estate of a Class Member who is deceased where a Grant of Authority is in place, or where no Grant [...]
Removed Child
A Removed Child is defined as a First Nations individual who, while under the Age of Majority, was removed from their home between April 1, 1991, and March 31, 2022, by Child Welfare Authorities. The [...]
Abuse
Abuse is defined in the Settlement Agreement as sexual abuse (including sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual exploitation, sex trafficking and child pornography), or serious physical abuse causing bodily injury, but does not include neglect or [...]
Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) Database
The Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) Database is a confidential database of information that contains certain details of removal for individuals who may be Removed Child Class Members, where the removal and placement was funded by [...]
Representative
A Representative is someone designated by the courts to make decisions on behalf of the estate of a Class Member who is deceased where a Grant of Authority is in place, or where no Grant [...]
Person Under Disability
A Person Under Disability is someone who lacks the mental capacity to manage or make reasonable decisions about their affairs. ← Back to my page
Personal Representative
A Personal Representative is someone designated by the courts to make decisions on behalf of a Person Under Disability. To be legally appointed as a Class Member’s Personal Representative means you should have: A signed [...]
Crown Wards
A Crown Ward is a person under the Age of Majority who has been taken away from their parents' care by the court, is the legal responsibility of the government and in the care of a children's [...]