 Alberta chief and council award themselves nearly $700,000 in bonuses from band-owned company The Bigstone Cree Nation band council's decision to take the payment points to problems with its governance and could be unlawful, a lawyer saysCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Just a little background, the Wabasca Cree have a lot of companies and people employed in the Oilsands, and are also right up front when Greenpeace et. al. are protesting the oilsands.
These guys?
"For decades, the federal government has given our monies owed by treaty to the province without our consent," Bigstone Cree Nation Chief Gordon Auger said in a news release.
"The provincial government used the monies without any accountability and violated the rights of our children for years."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton ... -1.4557800
It would seem that, unlike the evil white man the Chief and Band Council are above petty things like accountability and responsibility because, Natives.
Just a little background, the Wabasca Cree have a lot of companies and people employed in the Oilsands, and are also right up front when Greenpeace et. al. are protesting the oilsands.
These guys?
"For decades, the federal government has given our monies owed by treaty to the province without our consent," Bigstone Cree Nation Chief Gordon Auger said in a news release.
"The provincial government used the monies without any accountability and violated the rights of our children for years."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton ... -1.4557800
It would seem that, unlike the evil white man the Chief and Band Council are above petty things like accountability and responsibility because, Natives.