Скачать или смотреть New class action claims Ontario failed to protect foster kids for almost 50 years (March 24, 2014)

1:13 minutes into this video you can see me. The camera zoomed into my face and I was feeling sad.


My name is Larabee. I attended this event with my good solidarity friend. Thank you Lee Bolton for inviting me. Thanks to Holly Papassay and Toni Grann for their solidarity. Thank you for your honesty and our hug!! I felt the solidarity!! BIG TIME!! I hope we all start to heal and receive justice. I hope we all receive compensation and that it is used on therapy and education.


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New class action claims Ontario failed to protect foster kids for almost 50 years.

The Ontario government is spending taxpayer money on hefty salaries instead of providing justice to the vulnerable children placed in its care.

Thousands of children in the province are placed in the care of the Ontario government as a result of a troublesome and unsafe home life. Through government-funded organizations like the Children's Aid Society (CAS), they are promised protection and a better life.

The principal responsibility of the CAS is to ensure that these children are protected from harm. And they are earning top dollar to do so. According to the recently released Sunshine List, CAS employees making more than $100,000 totals over $71 million.

Recently, a class action lawsuit was filed against the Ontario government for its systematic failure to protect the legal rights of children who were placed in its care. Due to the government's inaction, former Crown wards of the province did not receive any financial compensation for the unspeakable suffering they endured, both at home and then again as wards of the province.

As of yet, the government has done nothing to fix this problem. Former Crown wards are demanding the justice they should have received as children under the province's care.