Department Of Indian Affairs: Flood Plane

Indian And Northern Affairs Canada Dept: With a tax-free income of $206,381 the taxable equivalent of $355,107 in 2009, Hudson s remuneration exceeds that of the prime minister, who earned a taxable $310,800 that year, according to The Star. That juxtaposition of rich and poor on this perpetually saturated flood plane 150 kilometres north of Winnipeg attracted the Toronto Star and pEGUIS FIRST NATION, MAN. As the leader of one of the country s largest and most indebted First Nations, Glenn Hudson has attracted the ire of his community, the media, the general public and the department of Indian Affairs. It s a sore point for many of his people who live in mould-infested houses, 65 per cent of which Indian and Northern Affairs Canada says should be either condemned or renovated. As reported in the news.
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