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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 2024

Page

6

AFN to chart new path after child welfare deal rejected

The Assembly of First Nations faces next steps after chiefs voted against a 47.8 billion dollar child welfare reform deal with Canada and approved a new negotiation mandate. Leaders from Nishnawbe Aski Nation and Chiefs of Ontario voiced disappointment, while advocates pressed for stronger protections and transparency in reforms.

Ottawa Assembly of First Nations Canada Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak Special Chiefs Assembly Calgary First Nations Child and Family Caring Society Cindy Blackstock Nishnawbe Aski Nation Ontario Canadian Human Rights Tribunal AFN First Nations Blackstock Children’s Chiefs’ Commission Khelsilem Minister of Indigenous Services Chiefs In Assembly Jennifer Kozell

Freeland backs Trudeau as Liberal caucus faces leadership pressure

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland voiced strong support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a Winnipeg press conference, amid mounting Liberal calls for his resignation ahead of a pivotal Ottawa caucus meeting. Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly echoed loyalty as concerns grow over a potential leadership challenge and a looming fall election.

Ottawa Chrystia Freeland Justin Trudeau Winnipeg Liberal Trudeau Freeland Manitoba Mélanie Joly Joly Northern Affairs Dan Vandal Liberals Vandal

Quebec tobacco settlement would pay billions to victims

Lise Blais and others pursue compensation as JTI Macdonald Rothmans and Imperial Tobacco Canada draft a 32.5 billion deal. Provinces receive about 24.8 billion, Quebec victims could obtain up to 100,000 each, with 100,000 potential claimants and 30,000 contacted so far. Canadian victims with smoking related cancers may claim up to 60,000.

Montreal Canada Lise Blais Jti-Macdonald Corp Rothmans, Benson & Hedges Imperial Tobacco Canada Ltd Quebec Blais Martin Blais Jean-Yves Blais Ontario Bruce W. Johnston Johnston

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