‘I want to know the truth’: Frog Lake First Nation members concerned after $120M in net assets goes missing
The community lost money between 2013 and 2018 despite being an oil-rich nation.
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Long Plain whistle blower says she was punished for speaking out
Jacqueline Daniels from the Long Plains First Nation is worried about keeping her job. Daniels…
Popular Winnipeg Friendship Centre cut off from funding again
The Indian and Metis Friendship centre in Winnipeg’s north end is once again facing the prospect of having to close its doors. Nearly 7,000 people pass through its doors every month but a funding issue may close its operations.
Single mother victim of oil boom’s turn to bust
Single mother Meldoy Rain lost job in September
Winnipeg financial firm offered ‘kickbacks’ to chiefs to land business deals
Indigenous Affairs investigating the allegations of kickbacks
Housing woes put Mi’kmaq mother in bind with social services
Mother forced to live off-reserve
Only 1 AFN national chief candidate pledges to release campaign expenses, donor list
Only one of the three candidates for national chief pledged Tuesday evening to publicly reveal their campaign expenses and donor information submitted to the Assembly of First Nations chief electoral officer.
Valcourt says First Nations flaunting transparency law will face immediate funding cuts
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt says the department will immediately cut funding and begin court action against any First Nation that refuses to comply with his government’s transparency law.
