Doing Better for Indigenous Children and Families; Jordan’s Principle Accountability Report (2022) by Naiomi Metallic et al. 

The Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy (IFSD) was asked to undertake additional research on Jordan’s Principle. The project will make recommendations for consideration to develop and implement structural solutions to achieving substantive equality for First Nations children, youth, and families.

COO files its reply to the Caring Society’s April 19 written submissions, non-compliance motion and Canada's cross motion. 

The Parties, including the Caring Society, AFN, COO and NAN, submit letters to the Tribunal relating to the First Nations Leadership Council Motion for Interested Party status for the non-compliance motion on Jordan's Principle. 

The First Nations Leadership Council (FNLC) files a motion to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal for an order granting the FNLC interested party status.

The Caring Society submitted its reply factum to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal on June 7 as part of the Jordan's Principle non-compliance motion. 

The Assembly of First Nations' factum for the Jordan's Principle non-compliance motion.