It appears a settlement has been reached in bankruptcy proceedings with the RC Church that will ensure public ...
It appears a settlement has been reached in bankruptcy proceedings with the RC Church that will ensure public schools on the Avalon Peninsula continue to operate as is.
About $30 million was raised from the sale of churches properties, with another $20 million needed to compensate all of the roughly 100 victims.
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