Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence’s public pursuit of her cause is “becoming a concern” and could make it harder for Assembly of First Nations representatives to do their jobs, one of the organization’s leaders says.
Roger Augustine, regional chief for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, made the comments after Ms. Spence appeared on a political talk show Sunday morning.
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