Attorney General of Canada submits two Amended Notices of Application for Judicial Review to the Federal Court.

Court File No. T-1559-20 is in relation to the Jordan's Principle judicial review and the Tribunal’s order regarding eligibility with the Compensation Framework. 

Court File No. T-1621-19 is in relation to the compensation judicial review. The AGC makes application for orders to set aside the CHRT orders 2020 CHRT 7, 2020 CHRT 15, 2021 CHRT 6 and 2021 CHRT 7. 

Tribunal releases ruling 2021 CHRT 7 "Framework for the Payment of Compensation under 2019 CHRT 39"

Amnesty International files Notice of Appearance to the Federal Court re: ISC's application for judicial review

Nishnawbe Aski Nation files Notice of Appearance to the Federal Court re: ISC's application for judicial review

Caring Society files Notice of Appearance to Federal Court.

AFN files Notice of Appearance to the Federal Court. 

Le TCDP publie l'ordonnance TCDP 2020 36 sur les groupes d'enfants éligibles pour recevoir des services par le biais du Principe de Jordan. Les enfants des Premières Nations qui répondent à l'un des critères suivants sont éligibles pour être pris en compte dans le cadre du Principe de Jordan :

1. Un enfant qui réside dans une réserve ou hors réserve et qui est inscrit ou peut être inscrit en vertu de la Loi sur les Indiens, telle que modifiée de temps à autre ;
2. Un enfant qui réside dans une réserve ou hors réserve et dont un des parents/tuteurs est inscrit ou peut être inscrit en vertu de la Loi sur les Indiens ;
3. Un enfant résidant dans une réserve ou hors réserve qui est reconnu par sa nation aux fins du Principe de Jordan ; ou
4. L'enfant réside habituellement dans la réserve.

Tribunal sends letter to Parties outlining questions regarding the Compensation Framework.

AGC sends the latest compensation framework seeking additional clarification from Tribunal "with respect to the use of a trust to hold compensation funds for minors and adults who lack legal capacity."

Caring Society makes written submissions re: Canada's current financial approach in line with the Financial Administration Act and Treasury Board Authorities" and "re: Trust for beneficiaries without the legal capacity under the compensation framework."

Chiefs of Ontario makes written submissions to the Tribunal regarding "Canada's current financial approach in line with the Financial Administration Act and Treasury Board Authorities."

NAN makes written submissions to the Tribunal "responding to Canada's update to Terms and Conditions re: Band Representative Services and Capital and responding to Canada's Financial Administration Act Submissions.

The CHRT released a ruling on the groups of children eligible to receive services through Jordan's Principle. Canada has been ordered to immediately consider eligible for services through Jordan's Principle:

• First Nations children who will become eligible for Indian Act registration/status under S-3 implementation.

The CHRT found two other categories of First Nations children who will be eligible in the future following a further order from the CHRT:

•  First Nations children without Indian Act status who are recognized as citizens or members of their respective First Nations; and
• First Nations children who do not have Indian Act status and who are not eligible for Indian Act status, but have a parent/guardian with, or who is eligible for, Indian Act status.

NAN submits reply letter on procedural issues.

Order from the Federal Court regarding costs and reasons stemming from Canada's motion to stay the compensation order.