The Manitoba government agreed to pay $129 million to settle a landmark class action over its practice of placing incarcerated children in segregation jail cells. The case has legal and public-policy significance, but the article does not suggest broader market implications. The settlement creates a direct fiscal cost for the province.
The Manitoba government agreed to pay $129 million to settle a landmark class action over its practice of placing incarcerated children in segregation jail cells. The case has legal and public-policy significance, but the article does not suggest broader market implications. The settlement creates a direct fiscal cost for the province.
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