‘The rules are clear’: Sask. First Nations leaders say Cameron not eligible to run for FSIN Chief – Daily Guardian

by ahnationtalk on October 31, 2024153 Views

October 31, 2024

Delegates from 74 Saskatchewan First Nations are gathering in Saskatoon on Thursday to elect a new chief of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN).

Heading into the vote, some leaders are crying foul over incumbent Chief Bobby Cameron’s bid for re-election to a third term. They say his 1993 criminal record for break and enter and theft means he should never have been allowed to run, according to the FSIN’s own election bylaws.

Cameron’s criminal record came to light amid a contentious 2021 election that ended with the FSIN’s own electoral officer filing a lawsuit against the organization, claiming administrators actively worked to restrict her oversight role and to conceal irregularities.

Read More: https://dailyguardian.ca/the-rules-are-clear-sask-first-nations-leaders-say-cameron-not-eligible-to-run-for-fsin-chief/

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