On September 5, 2025, the Caring Society filed a motion to intervene in the Powless v. Canada case before the Federal Court of Appeal. 

Pursuant to the Tribunal's direction in 2025 CHRT 80, Canada writes to the Tribunal with "whether it agrees to meet with the National Children’s Chiefs Commission to discuss National FNCFS long-term reform outside Ontario, or whether it will reconsider meeting with the AFN and the Caring Society, on a voluntary basis, for the same purpose." 

Following the Federal Court's finding that the Appeal Decision denying Jordan's Principle supports for two young children is unreasonable, Canada has filed a notice of appeal. 

On July 24, 2025, the Caring Society provided an update to the Tribunal, including draft Jordan's Principle orders pursuant to 2025 CHRT 6. 

The Federal Court finds the Appeal Decision denying Jordan's Principle supports for two young children unreasonable and orders ISC to reconsider the request consistent with the Court's reasonings. 

The Federal Court finds the Appeal Decision denying Jordan's Principle services for a young child unreasonable and orders the Appeals Secretariat to reconsider the request consistent with the Court's reasonings. 

The Court has specifically concluded that the exclusion of “ameliorative programs” from Jordan’s Principle’s scope is unreasonable and is narrower than what the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal found discriminatory in its merits decision and subsequent non-compliance rulings.

On May 23, 2025, the Tribunal provided a letter to share that the legal proceedings for the Ontario Final Agreement are on pause.