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by ahnationtalk on January 12, 201841 Views
$90-million settlement from Manitoba, Ottawa is being presented to the courts for approval
Jan 12, 2018
Members of four Manitoba First Nations are one step closer to being compensated for flooding that forced them from their homes back in 2011.
Their lawyers are in court Friday, providing details of a $90-million settlement agreed to by the Manitoba and federal governments.
“It’s not insignificant. It’s substantial. I can’t give an exact number but we’re not looking at hundreds of dollars; we’re looking at tens of thousands of dollars that could get into the hands of some of those most severely impacted,” says Sabrina Lombardi, a partner with McKenzie Lake Lawyers in London, Ont.
Read More: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/manitoba-first-nations-flooding-settlement-1.4482353
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