“There are two auditor general reports, two reports from the standing committee on public accounts, two reports from the United Nations, four failed federal court challenges brought by the government to stop the complaint at the tribunal, the privacy commissioner’s report and of course the documents that were withheld at the tribunal,” said Blackstock. “This should scare everyone. This is about the government of Canada.” If found guilty, the government if facing the embarrassment of retaliating against a First Nations child advocate and the panel could award Blackstock and the Caring society a maximum of $20,000 each.
Posted on: Wed, 10 Jul 2013 14:26:41 +0000
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