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After lengthy wait, victims of priest abuse in N.S. to finally receive payouts

After lengthy wait, victims of priest abuse in N.S. to finally receive payouts
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Victims of priest abuse in Nova Scotia are set to receive long-awaited compensation payouts starting in mid-September. The settlement, approved in 2022, follows a class-action lawsuit against the archdiocese involving over 65 claimants.

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This marks a significant step toward closure for survivors of systemic institutional abuse, highlighting the complexities and delays inherent in legal settlements.

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The confirmation by lawyers that cheques are anticipated to be sent out mid-September comes after concern earlier this year from some claimants — and from the judge overseeing the case — about the long wait for payouts and what some viewed as a lack of communication.

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