Questions grow over FSIN audit and Jordan's Principle spending
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Details are beginning to emerge about a forensic audit of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, the political advocacy group that represents more than 70 First Nations in Saskatchewan.
Indigenous Services Canada says it presented the findings to the FSIN on Sept. 11, with a public summary expected before the end of the month. So far, FSIN has declined to comment.
Also on this week's episode, a look at the internal confusion and fallout at Indigenous Services as the cost of Jordan's Principle tops $2 billion and services face a crackdown.
Joining host Dennis Ward on the Truth and Politics panel are Jennifer Laewetz, CEO of Paskwâw Strategies and Niigaan Sinclair, columnist with the Winnipeg Free Press.
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