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Court sides with Guardians Network in $6.2-million civil suit
By Claire McFarlane, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Cabin Radio A Manitoba judge has ordered a former employee of the First Nations National Guardians Network to repay more than $6.2 million to the organization, funds which it says were misappropriated. In March, the non-profit launched a civil lawsuit against Melanie Desjarlais, the organization’s former director of finance, claiming she used funds earmarked for Indigenous Guardians programs for personal transactions, including flights, tickets to hockey games and purchases on Tiktok, PayPal and…
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Court sides with Guardians Network in $6.2-million civil suit
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By Nicole Goldsworthy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, SaskToday.ca, SASKTODAY.ca FORT CARLTON, Sask. — First Nations leaders,…
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Bruce County, SON hold memorable third annual joint meeting
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Trump administration starts building border wall project in Arizona over tribe’s objections
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Elections BC allows petition seeking Indigenous law’s repeal to proceed
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Elections BC allows petition seeking Indigenous law’s repeal to proceed
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Nunavik police relaunch cadet program to build Inuit workforce
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By Jeremy Simes New data centres in Saskatchewan must be Canadian-owned and are also required to…
New Credit Valley Trail bridge connects community
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New Brunswick natural gas review sparks environmental opposition
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