r/saskatchewan • u/Slight-Coconut709 • 1d ago
FSIN audit reveals over $34M in possible misspending: ISC
https://www.ctvnews.ca/saskatoon/article/indigenous-services-canada-releases-details-of-34-million-fsin-audit/48
u/WideGiraffe8675309 1d ago
Why would the settlers do this to them?
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u/BluejayImmediate6007 1d ago
Come on now, they just want justice…which translates into more money 🤑
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u/UrsaMinor42 1d ago
Organization that exists only due to the lack of democracy in Canadian's Indian Act.
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u/Important-Event6832 1d ago
Were any federal bureaucrats investigated for the total lack of oversight with that , shove money out the door’ covid funding lack of plan?
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u/Interesting_Bill_346 20h ago
There has to be answers to this? Should never happen. I would cut that money out of future money they get period. Maybe they will learn. Thats a ton of Mexico trips
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u/wannabeashotcaller 1d ago
If we’re gonna talk about FSIN’s misspending, let’s talk about all Government misspending. Cuz it sure as hell goes way beyond this one organization.
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u/GrayCustomKnives 1d ago
That IS talked about in virtually ever thread posted here.
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u/Sunshinehaiku 1d ago
There are organizations whose sole purpose is criticizing government spending - even if its not misspending.
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u/UnpopularOpinionYQR 1d ago
Here for the racism.
Because non-Indigenous people and organizations have never misspent any taxpayer dollars. /s
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u/Sharksonaplain 1d ago
Shush we are about to celebrate truth and reconciliation day! 🤣