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‘Stand up with us’: Family of its namesake demands emergency meeting on state of Jordan’s Principle - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca

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Jordan River Anderson died of multiple disabilities in a Winnipeg hospital more than 800 km from his home in Norway House Cree Nation in 2005 .
The boy's legacy is Jordan’s Principle , which was to ensure that on-reserve First Nations children get their health, social and educational needs met the same as non-Indigenous children.
Federal government statistics show between 2021-22 and 2022-23 , urgent’ requests grew by over 900 per cent .
Canada is going to court to challenge a Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling that ordered them to immediately process 140,000 Jordan's Principle claims.
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