“Financial Irregularities”

22 Replies to ““Financial Irregularities””

1. So does this mean he/she was not sharing equally?

2. “We’re going to do what we can to get whatever funds we can back to where it’s supposed to be.”

   Looks like the Canadain Government is going to have to pay up to make up these stolen funds because the perpetrator is not going to pay it back. Calling Mr/Mrs/Ms/Ze /zir/etc Canadian, please add an extra couple of bucks to your tax payment.

3. He was fired because they “were discovered”. Not because they took place. It’s hard to get away with being a complete idiot and a crook at the same time. Unless you’re a politician.

4. On my mobile, right in the middle of this article is a huge Ceeb ad about “being Black in Canada“ that features raised fists and links to a slew of stories describing the many different ways in which 3.5% of our population is getting ready to ramp up the grifting and rent-seeking, including one about a civil suit by former Black employees against the federal government for 2.5 billion. Naturally, the article in no way suggests this might be a bad idea.

   Dump Pravda!

   1. I thought maybe I should add a note about why 3.5%; that’s the percentage of people who identify as Black in our country. So in matters of “equity“ I think it’s fair to include three or four Black people in any group of 100, even if they have zero qualifications and aren’t even remotely interested in joining. MAKE them join if necessary, because equity.

      Alternatively, we could just declare open season on progressives.

5. Gee, aren’t we glad that Blackie removed Hitler Harper’s financial accountability rules.

6. Is it still called genocide when they do it to their own?

   1. Fifty social credit demerit points for asking.

7. Don’t the Rules for Inauguration of a New Tribal Chief still include the “Ceremonial Burning of the Old Account Books?” If not, this is a terrible oversight.

   Will the new Elected Tribal Chief be brooming the whole tribal government clean of all the previous corrupt cronies of the old chief, so he can install his own corrupt cronies?

8. Back into the Chief’s pocket is what he meant.

9. “We’re going to do what we can to get whatever funds we can back to where it’s supposed to be.”

   That’s Injun for “Get the GPR out of the shed, the cows need milkin’.”

10. I believe that particular budgetary black hole can be explained by adding a line item called ground penetrating radar and associated public grievances. Is there a shortage of creative accountants in the grievance industry?

11. He needs to update his Linkedin page.

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-de-la-ronde-msw-rsw-b766a571/?originalSubdomain=ca

    Exec Director
    Company Name

    Sandy Bay Child & Family Services
    Dates Employed Nov 2005 – Present
    Employment Duration 15 yrs 11 mos
    Location Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation

    1. Strangely he is the President of the Manitoba social workers confab. Speaks volumes about their selection criteria.

       I’ve always been struck by how crazy some social workers are and that we entrust child protection to them.

12. They might refer to it as ‘irregularities’ but in fact this kind of bullshit is all too regular. And there’s not a thing anybody is going to do about it.

13. There was a reason Trudeau dropped the requirement of financial accountability on reserves.

14. What the hell, it is Canada and theft is legal. Just ask young Twadelles.

15. But Harper was literally Hitler for demanding FN’s have financial accountability, even though many FN people supported it because they knew funds were being stolen. Just one small example of Canada’s systemic rot.

16. obvious typo, s/b ” financial regularities”

17. First Nations Financial Transparency Act
    https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1322056355024/1565374106591

    1. Sure thing, Omar.

18. Phoenix Sinclair.

    That is what I have to say.