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Government Decision To Settle Residential School Cases Upsets ChurchesReligious leaders complain that the settlement proposal was made without their input. (November 20, 2001)

Canadian Anglicans Nearly BrokeA judicial ruling limiting damages seems to be their last hope. (Sept. 4, 2001)

Canadian Politician Works With Churches to Resolve Abuse CrisisDeputy prime minister meets with church leaders to resolve court cases. (June 6, 2001)

As Canadian Synod Faces Bankruptcy, Bishops Plead with GovernmentAnglican bishops appeal to Prime Minister for intervention (June 6, 2001)

Canada's Anglican Church Considers Possibility of Financial RuinCourt costs, settlements surrounding abuse allegations could mean bankruptcy (Jan. 31, 2001)

Legal Costs Shut Down Canadian DioceseAbuse claims cause the Anglican Diocese of Cariboo to disband (Oct. 19, 2000)

Lawsuits Force Anglicans to Cut Staff and ProgramsAbuse allegations cause the Anglican Church of Canada to scale back church support and overseas ministries. (Aug. 25, 2000)

The Anglican Church of Canada has an extensive area of its site devoted to the residential schools controversy.

For continuing coverage of this issue, see the Anglican Journal, the ACC's monthly newspaper (its October 1999 issue provides especially good background information on the abuse allegations and their implications for the church.)

Classical Anglican Net News is a Weblog of sorts from a conservative Canadian Anglican perspective. It also has a special report area on the General Synod.

See also the ACC News page and the Anglican News Service.

The University of Saskatchewan's Native Law Center has a massive bibliography of articles and resources about the suits.

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January 7 2002, Vol. 46, No. 1