Saulteau dispute stalls as DIA says action limited
Rick Davison reports the Department of Indian Affairs told Saulteau First Nations members its hands are tied while the chief and council remain in power. Protesters, who advocate resignations, must present documented concerns before any action. A court decision on October’s band general meeting is awaited. Councillor Vern Lalonde backs the protesters.
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Saulteau First Nations
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Lynn Gauthier
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District keeps 30 minute lunches after review
School District 59 will maintain 30 minute lunch breaks after a board review. The district cites saved costs of 192245 from reduced noon supervision and staff needs while noting fewer discipline issues and maintained eating time. A petition from 121 Chetwynd parents urged return to hour-long breaks.
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