Calendrier et documents
Le calendrier ci-dessous offre une chronologie de la cause du Tribunal canadien des droits de la personne sur le financement inéquitable pour les services de la protection de l’enfance des Premières Nations.
Vous pouvez ainsi consultez la chronologie des services de protections de l'enfance qui a précédé la cause.
Nous essayons de notre mieux pour vous donner accès à ces documents/ces informations en français. Malheureusement, les ressources ne sont pas toujours disponibles. Dans ce cas, nous allons les fournir en anglais. Désolé pour l'inconvénient.
2016
On Friday, October 3, 2016, INAC filed its First Nations child and family services (CFS) funding methodology and costing analysis with the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. The attachments in the following .zip folder confirm that Budget 2016 and provincial/territorial CFS funding forecasts for future years were developed prior to the January 26, 2016 ruling.
On Friday, October 3, 2016, INAC filed its First Nations child and family services (CFS) funding methodology and costing analysis with the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. The attachments in the following .zip folder confirm that Budget 2016 and provincial/territorial CFS funding forecasts for future years were developed prior to the January 26, 2016 ruling.
Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) submits its response to the Tribunal compliance order issued September 14, 2016. The Tribunal ordered INAC to provide:
a. The rationale and any other relevant information used by INAC to determine its five year plan for investing in the First Nations Child and Family Services program.
b. Correspondence with the Province of Ontario referred to in a previous submission.
The Caring Society makes a submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance: Pre-Budget Consultations for the 2017/2018 Federal Budget, called "Federal Government's failure to comply with Three Legal Orders to End Racial Discrimination Against 163,000 First Nations Children and Their Families"
Canadian Human Rights Tribunal issues a second Compliance Order against the Government of Canada in the First Nations child welfare case.
Assembly of First Nations resolves to support the full and proper implementation of the historic Canadian Human Rights Tribunal decisions in the provision of child welfare services and Jordan’s Principle.
See resolution no. 62 in the final resolutions of AFN 2016 Annual General Assembly.
The government submits another compliance report to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. In the submission, the government commits to invest up to $382 million to implement a broader application of Jordan's Principle, yet it continues to limit the principle's application to children living on reserve with a disability or short-term condition. Clarification is needed to understand: 1) what the funding announcement really means for children on the ground, 2) who the federal government is applying it to, and 3) how its proposed approach differs from the discriminatory approach it has used up until now.
The Caring Society replies to the CHRT in response to INAC's May 24, 2016 compliance report.
The Chiefs of Ontario reply to INAC's May 24, 2016 compliance report.
This new resource looks at child maltreatment-related service decisions by ethno-racial categories in Ontario.