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Case study on Jack White in PDF format.

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A photo of Jack White, a man who was wrongfully convicted of sexual assault.

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This website contains information on many cases of wrongful conviction. This specific link leads to a page focusing on the case of Jack White and what lead to his wrongful conviction.

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We've helped exonerate 21 innocent people since 1993.

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An institution for developmentally disabled children. This is where Jack White was once a patient, and later returned to work as a counsellor. It operated between 1876 and 2009.

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A video about the class action lawsuit settled by the Ontario Government.

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Class-action lawsuit ends for former residents of a defunct Ontario institution for people with disabilities

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This link leads to a government website, specifically the Ministry of Community and Social Services. This page contains information outlining the settlement agreements that resulted from the class action lawsuit against Huronia and the Ontario Government.

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services and supports to promote the social inclusion of persons with developmental disabilities act

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Settlement Reached in Huronia Class Action Lawsuit | Ministry of Community and Social Services

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Ontario's Superior Court of Justice has made a final decision regarding the allocation of the SPI funds. By November 6, 2017, Crawford Class Action Services notified everyone who applied for SPI funds about whether or not they are receiving a court-ordered allocation.

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Ontario Government Apologizes to victims of Huronia

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Ontario Government Apologizes to victims of Huronia

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This a video of a formal apology  from the Ontario Government, given to the victims and survivors of Huronia, delivered by Kathleen Wynne.

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Ontario Government Apologises to the Huronia Survivors

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On Monday, December 9, 2013, all three party leaders took part in the official apology on behalf of the government of Ontario to the survivors of the Huronia Regional Centre.

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This commemorative plaque was revealed in 2014 at former Huronia Regional Centre, in memory of the former residents. This was part of the settlement agreement that was a result of a class action lawsuit launched by survivors of abuse at Huronia.

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A page that contains a video of the plaque unveiling ceremony at former Huronia Regional Facility

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services and supports to promote the social inclusion of persons with developmental disabilities act

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Settlement Reached in Huronia Class Action Lawsuit | Ministry of Community and Social Services

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Ontario's Superior Court of Justice has made a final decision regarding the allocation of the SPI funds. By November 6, 2017, Crawford Class Action Services notified everyone who applied for SPI funds about whether or not they are receiving a court-ordered allocation.

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This link leads to the entire formal apology from the Ontario Government to former residents of regional centres for people with developmental disabilities.