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Canadian Class Action Planned on Agent Orange Exposure FREDERICTON, NB - People angry with Ottawa's compensation package for Agent Orange exposure at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown are turning to a class-action lawsuit for satisfaction, says the lawyer handling the case. Tony Merchant of the Merchant Law Group said Thursday his law offices across the country have been flooded with calls from people furious at the federal government's offer of a one-time, $20,000 payment for those who meet strict eligibility requirements. "It is ridiculously inadequate," Merchant said in an interview from his Regina law office.

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Canadian Class Action Planned on Agent Orange Exposure

FREDERICTON, NB - People angry with Ottawa's compensation package for Agent Orange exposure at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown are turning to a class-action lawsuit for satisfaction, says the lawyer handling the case.

Tony Merchant of the Merchant Law Group said Thursday his law offices across the country have been flooded with calls from people furious at the federal government's offer of a one-time, $20,000 payment for those who meet strict eligibility requirements.

"It is ridiculously inadequate," Merchant said in an interview from his Regina law office.