Some residents of Attawapiskat First Nations support the government's
plan to put the reserve under third-party management, a move strongly
opposed by the chief and band council.
"I think it would be a good thing. We need to clean up our financial crisis here in Attawapiskat because it's been like this too long now," Greg Shisheesh, a former deputy chief of the reserve, told CBC News in a phone interview.
"I was happy to hear the federal government was stepping in to clean the mess up."
Shisheesh, who said he has lived on the reserve all his life, said he believes a forensic audit should be conducted on a number of organizations on the reserve, including the band office and economic development office.
"If our leaders have nothing to hide, by all means do it."
Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence has vehemently rejected the imposition of a third-party manager. Read Here
"I think it would be a good thing. We need to clean up our financial crisis here in Attawapiskat because it's been like this too long now," Greg Shisheesh, a former deputy chief of the reserve, told CBC News in a phone interview.
"I was happy to hear the federal government was stepping in to clean the mess up."
Shisheesh, who said he has lived on the reserve all his life, said he believes a forensic audit should be conducted on a number of organizations on the reserve, including the band office and economic development office.
"If our leaders have nothing to hide, by all means do it."
Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence has vehemently rejected the imposition of a third-party manager. Read Here
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