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will be on hold and the focus will be squarely on reaching an agreement outside of court and at the table.” Jordan’s Principle says that FN children should not suffer needlessly or be denied access to public services while the government debates who should pay for it. Ian Profiri is JURIST’s Staff Correspondent for Canada.
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