Innu community in Quebec signs deal to take back control of child welfare services
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An Innu community in the Côte-Nord region of Quebec has signed a deal with the federal and provincial governments to officially recognize its jurisdiction over child and family services. The agreement allows for the implementation of a new law establishing a governance framework designed by and for the Uashat mak Mani utenam community. The law will go into effect in September, replacing the provincial Youth Protection Act in the community’s jurisdiction. The federal government said in a news release that the law will ensure that decisions about children’s welfare are made by the community in a…
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Jul 13, 2026