‘Where Has All The Money Gone?’

‘Onion Lake resident calls for release of Band’s financial documents’

“A resident of the Onion Lake Cree ‘Nation’ {a ‘nation’ of 5,032 people and “The country’s top oil producing ‘First Nation’”} is launching a court application to try to get answers about how her Band is spending its money.

“Charmaine Stick, an Onion Lake Band member, launched an application in Regina…asking the court to force her band to disclose its salaries, expenses and financial statements.

‘Dysfunctional Governance: Yukon’s Liard ‘First Nation’

“The Liard ‘First Nation’, {a ‘nation’ of 1,152 people} based in Watson Lake, Yukon, is asking the Federal Court to restore its control of the funding it receives from the federal government.“The ‘First Nation’ has been under third-party management for two years. The condition was imposed after it fell more than $700,000 in debt and failed to abide by the ‘Federal ‘First Nations’ Transparency Act’. 

“The third-party manager is an aboriginal-owned B.C. company called ‘Ganhada’. The firm said it does not comment on cases, but its relations with the Liard ‘First Nation’ have been rocky. When it was first appointed, it took seven months for Ganhada’s workers to gain access to ‘First Nation’ offices in Watson Lake. 

‘Stop The Fraud!’

 “…we refuse to accept that Canada can demand accountability from us…”

‘Monitoring of billions pledged to aboriginals is lacking’

“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has gone to great lengths to foster a warm relationship with aboriginals. He has promised to fulfil every recommendation of the ‘Truth and Reconciliation Commission’, including an inquiry into murdered and missing aboriginal women which is expected to cost $40 million alone.

“More recently, aboriginals were among the big winners in the government’s first budget. They’ve been promised an extra $8.4 billion over five years for infrastructure, education and training.

“That’s all well and good, but extra injections of taxpayers’ money should be accompanied by oversight, so Canadians can be certain the funds are being properly spent. 

‘Chiefs Demand Say On Climate Change…Or Else’

“Alberta wants to develop more? Well, we will be there to stand in the way.” 

“Athabasca Chipewyan Chief Allan Adams {leader of a ‘nation’ of 463 people} stormed out of the meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Canada’s premiers, and ‘indigenous’ leaders on ‘climate change’ in Vancouver on March 2nd, because he said it fell to shambles.

“I think Canada’s in a ‘crisis’ and it ain’t going to get any better now. Canada failed terribly, the provinces failed terribly in regards to addressing this issue”, said an infuriated Adam.

‘Race-Based Voting’

“The ‘First Nation’ message to Canada in this election must be clear: a Harper win will cause confrontation between ‘First Nations’ and Canada, with industry caught in the middle… a Harper win will destroy the Canadian economy.”

“I don’t like voting in the federal election, but until Anishinabe is ready to pick up a gun, voting is the lesser evil… Never underestimate the white race, they have gone all over the world, taking {what} they want from other people…”

“Do not underestimate how much voters hate ‘First Nations’.”

–Grand Chief Terrance NelsonIt’s election time in Canada and political parties are falling all over themselves trying to prove who will go the furthest in giving in to aboriginal demands. We’ll be doing a post on that but today, we look at the hateful electoral advice that voters of aboriginal heritage are getting from their leadership – in this case, Grand Chief Terrance Nelson, grand chief of the Southern {Manitoba} Chiefs Organization, and National vice-chair of the segregationist and violence-advocating American Indian Movement: