By Chevi Rabbit, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Alberta Native News Hans McCarthy, grandson of the late Frog Lake Chief Lawrence Francis Quinney, has achieved a landmark court victory in a forensic audit, establishing a new standard for financial transparency and accountability for First Nations across Canada. McCarthy, who currently lives in Pigeon Lake, Alberta says, \u201cI grew up in Frog Lake First Nation. My family was heavily involved in politics \u2013 chiefs and councillors \u2013 and I come from a line of activists.\u201d The Case That Sparked Action McCarthy\u2019s journey began in 2015 when he discovered mismanagement of funds while working for Frog Lake First Nation. \u201cPeople encouraged me to speak up, so I did. I tried talking to Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) and Chief and Council, but they didn\u2019t… <\/p>\n
By Chevi Rabbit, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Alberta Native News Hans McCarthy, grandson of the late Frog Lake Chief Lawrence Francis Quinney, has achieved a landmark court victory in a forensic audit, establishing a new standard for financial transparency and accountability for First Nations across Canada. McCarthy, who currently lives in Pigeon Lake, Alberta says, \u201cI grew up in Frog Lake First Nation. My family was heavily involved in politics \u2013 chiefs and councillors \u2013 and I come from a line of activists.\u201d The Case That Sparked Action McCarthy\u2019s journey began in 2015 when he discovered mismanagement of funds while working for Frog Lake First Nation. \u201cPeople encouraged me to speak up, so I did. I tried talking to Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) and Chief and Council, but they didn\u2019t... <\/p>\n