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If you accept a Level Down assessment, it should take approximately 10-12 weeks to receive your cheque. If you request a Reconsideration by the Claims Administrator, it should take approximately 12-14 weeks to receive a decision letter.

The Indian Residential Schools Day Scholars Class Action was brought on behalf of Day Scholars ? students who attended Indian Residential Schools (?IRS?) during the day only but did not sleep there overnight, and their Descendants (their children).

To create a supply line, use the workshop in one of the settlements, highlight a settler and press Q (or RB/R1 on XBOX/PS4) to display a list of owned settlements. Select the settlement to which the player character wants to link the current settlement.

The settlement agreement includes $10,000 in individual compensation for all persons who attended an Indian Residential School as a day scholar during the day, but did not sleep there overnight. A list of Indian Residential Schools included in this settlement is found in Schedule E of the agreement.

The Canadian government and the Roman Catholic, Anglican, United, and Presbyterian churches operated nearly 700 Indian Day Schools across Canada, in every province and territory except for Newfoundland. Indian Day Schools operated for over a century, from the 1860s to 1990s.

Under the settlement agreement, the government will compensate each eligible survivor class member from $10,000 to $200,000, based on the harm they experienced. The government will also create a Legacy Fund of $200 million for commemoration, health, and wellness projects, and language and culture initiatives.

New Brunswick did not have any Indian residential schools, but 12 Indian day schools operated in the province at various times between 1880 and 1992. The final school to close was in Metepengiag. Indigenous children were often sent to the Shubenacadie residential school in Nova Scotia.