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Canada begins paying survivors of its former Indian Hospitals program in 2026 as part of reconciliation efforts.
In early 2026, Canada began compensating survivors of its now-closed Indian Hospitals program, a system that provided inadequate and often harsh medical care to Indigenous patients for decades.
One survivor expressed relief and gratitude, calling the move a long-overdue acknowledgment of historical trauma.
The compensation, part of a broader reconciliation effort, marks a significant step toward addressing systemic injustices, though details on payouts and eligibility are still being finalized.
Advocates say the initiative reflects growing national commitment to redress past wrongs, even as challenges remain in ensuring equitable access and healing.
Canadá comienza a pagar a los sobrevivientes de su antiguo programa de Hospitales Indios en 2026 como parte de los esfuerzos de reconciliación.