Claims for Indian Hospitals Settlements Now Open
The application period for those that were patients of a Federal Indian Hospital has now opened. In Canada, Federal Indian Hospitals were a network of facilities operated by the Government of Canada between 1936 and 1981. Racially segregated, Canadian Federal Indian Hospitals started out as a TB (tuberculosis) hospital for First Nations people, but many suffered abuses or were victims of medical experimentation there.
Thousands of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis were sent to Indian Hospitals.
