Metis '60s Scoop survivor files human rights complaint

The Government of Canada discriminated against Metis survivors of the ’60s Scoop when it left them out of an $800 million settlement agreement, a Saskatchewan man argues in a complaint to the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
Robert Doucette, a former president of the Metis Nation-Saskatchewan, who was taken from his mother in 1962, names Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) in an Oct. 27, 2017 complaint of race discrimination filed with the commi