By Lisa Johnson The executive director of Premier Danielle Smith\u2019s office says that instead of criticizing her, First Nations chiefs should fix their own communities, describing them as entrenched in poverty, drugs and violence. Bruce McAllister, in a post on social media, says the chiefs should focus on their own problems rather than having \u201cthe gall\u201d to accuse the premier of treason over Alberta\u2019s looming separation referendum. McAllister also says the chiefs\u2019 misaligned priorities make him wonder if they’re taking orders from someone else. The post comes after the Assembly of Treaty Chiefs, representing First Nations across Alberta, voted to ask RCMP to look into whether the Oct. 19 referendum amounts to criminal treason by Smith and her United Conservative Party. Smith responded to that by saying the chiefs should… <\/p>\n
By Lisa Johnson The executive director of Premier Danielle Smith\u2019s office says that instead of criticizing her, First Nations chiefs should fix their own communities, describing them as entrenched in poverty, drugs and violence. Bruce McAllister, in a post on social media, says the chiefs should focus on their own problems rather than having \u201cthe gall\u201d to accuse the premier of treason over Alberta\u2019s looming separation referendum. McAllister also says the chiefs\u2019 misaligned priorities make him wonder if they’re taking orders from someone else. The post comes after the Assembly of Treaty Chiefs, representing First Nations across Alberta, voted to ask RCMP to look into whether the Oct. 19 referendum amounts to criminal treason by Smith and her United Conservative Party. Smith responded to that by saying the chiefs should... <\/p>\n