Also: Glencore faces another obstacle in attempted Teck takeover
A multibillion-dollar settlement for children and families affected by Ottawa’s underfunding of services on reservesThis latest settlement, endorsed by First Nations chiefs, comes after years of threatened lawsuits by the Assembly of First Nations and human rights tribunal rulings that rejected many offers by Ottawa, including one last year.
This is the daily Evening Update newsletter. If you’re reading this on the web, or it was sent to you as a forward, you can sign up for Evening Update and more than 20 more Globe newslettersSumitomo rebuffs Glencore’s attempt to engage over attempted takeover of Teck Resourcesis refusing to even meet with GlencoreSumitomo and the Keevil family jointly control the Teck’s A shares that carry 100 votes each. Unless they are on board with Glencore’s US$23.
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