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Frances Rosner

Frances Rosner is a Metis lawyer working as a sole practitioner in Vancouver, recently called to the bar in March 2016, practicing primarily in family and prison law. For the past 5 years, Frances has been working as a Gladue report writer for all levels of the court in BC, and co-authored a report filed in support of a leave application to the Supreme Court of Canada.

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October 2023

Upholding Children’s Participatory Rights Through a Child’s Lawyer

April 2023

Paradigm Shift in the CFCSA — Indigenous Children Cannot Afford to Wait

February 2022

Agreements-in-Principle, Reached to Finally End Discrimination Against First Nations Children

October 2021

Indigenous Children Deserve More Than Pan-Indigenous Periodic Exposure to Culture

December 2020

The BC Human Rights Tribunal Leads the Way for the Implementation of UNDRIP

June 2020

Cutting Connections to Indigenous Children in Care During COVID-19

April 2020

Indigenous Smudging and Hoop Dancing Prayer Will Continue in Alberni District No. 70

February 2020

Canada’s Response to the Overrepresentation of Indigenous Children in Care

December 2019

BC Leads Canada on the Implementation of the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

If passed, Bill 41 would pave the way for the recognition of Indigenous peoples’ rights in BC by developing a framework for a dialogue between the BC government and Indigenous governments based on...

October 2019

Partnering with Indigenous Communities to Keep Indigenous Children Out of Care

Concrete steps that catapult truth-telling about Canada’s history into action is what is needed to improve outcomes for Indigenous children, families and communities.