Saskatchewan premier apologizes for 60s scoop

Saskatchewan premier apologizes for 60s scoop

January 7, 2019 6:12 pm MST.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe apologized for the role his province played in the 60’s scoop – an era when provinces sought out Indigenous children to place into non-Indigenous foster homes. Nigel Newlove has more.

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