5 candidates confirmed to be in the running for AFN national chief

Five candidates have been confirmed for the upcoming election of national chief of the Assembly of First Nations. The election will take place July 25 in Vancouver.

The electoral officer for the Assembly of First Nations says five candidates have been nominated in the race for the job of national chief.

The deadline to have nomination papers in was Tuesday at midnight.

The candidates in alphabetical order are incumbent Perry Bellegarde, Saskatchewan; Russ Diabo, Quebec; Sheila North, Manitoba; Miles Richardson, British Columbia; and Katherine Whitecloud from Manitoba.

The election for national chief will take place in Vancouver, B.C. on July 25.

APTN News will be following the assembly for the election in its entirety.

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6 thoughts on “5 candidates confirmed to be in the running for AFN national chief

  1. Denise Beeswax says:

    Katherine Whitecloud for Grand Chief.

  2. APTN needs to do live feeds on Facebook to capture a bigger audience, modernizing your communications with all aboriginal citizens

  3. APTN needs to do live feeds on Facebook to capture a bigger audience, modernizing your communications with all aboriginal citizens

  4. We need new thinking that will bring real change in managing our lives. No more status quo! Kill Indian act, own governance elements, eg citizenship, elections, new fiscal arrangements, sharing rights and responsibilities on resources including our own land management structure. It’s time to cut the apron strings! I only see one person here that can begin this process!

  5. We need new thinking that will bring real change in managing our lives. No more status quo! Kill Indian act, own governance elements, eg citizenship, elections, new fiscal arrangements, sharing rights and responsibilities on resources including our own land management structure. It’s time to cut the apron strings! I only see one person here that can begin this process!

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