Chief Bobby Cameron, and any other vice chiefs with ties to the decisions of administering funding in question, should resign

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The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is in serious trouble. The Chiefs will have to take control and make things right.

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Indigenous Services Canada retained the consulting firm, KPMG to conduct a forensic audit on the FSIN’s books for 2020-2024 and revealed $34 million in questionable, ineligible and unsupported transactions during the time period.

It’s very important to point out these questionable transactions are just that for the time being. There has been a lot of speculation, innuendo and gloating on social media, but to date, neither KPMG nor ISC have pursued charges for fraud or theft. It’s premature to speculate without proper investigation.

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It seems that far too many individuals are jumping to conclusions.

However, the FSIN must take drastic steps to protect what is left of the organization’s credibility and remaining administrative structure. The questionable items relate to only part of the organization’s structure — the remaining........

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