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People are not talking about poverty: Chief Lyle Sayers
According to Chairman Chief Lyle Sayers for the North Shore Tribal Council, planned changes to social assistance programs introduced in the 2012 Provincial Budget are equal to funding cuts for First Nations and communities across Northern Ontario.  |
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