27-11-2018 21:24 via montrealgazette.com

Applying for '60s Scoop settlement like 'opening the past,' survivor says

Nakuset was just three years old when they came for her.
Like thousands of other Indigenous children taken during the ’60s Scoop, Nakuset was forced from her home in Cree territory, put onto a plane and placed in the care of a family halfway across the country.
Now, decades later, she may be eligible for a government settlement that acknowledges the harm caused by its policy of separating Indigenous children from their families.
However, the process is proving rather complicated.
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