Canadian First Nation chiefs call for forensic audits of AFN and federal government – July 6, 2022

Speaking with reporters from Vancouver where he is attending the Assembly of First Nations' 43rd annual general assembly, Treaty 8 Grand Chief Arthur Noskey discusses his calls for forensic audits of the AFN and the federal government. He is joined by Cornell McLean (grand chief of Treaty 2), Lynn Acoose (chief of Zagime Anishinabek First Nation and spokesperson for Treaty 4), and Cameron Catcheway (chief of Treaty 2). In his opening statement, Grand Chief Noskey says that the AFN has gone rogue and is aiding Canada in the devolution of treaties. He is calling on all chiefs and councils from Treaties 1 to 11 to stand in solidarity. AFN National Chief RoseAnne Archibald has also called for a forensic audit and independent inquiry into the AFN's conduct. (Note: Audio problems with this video originate at the source)