The Metis Nation of Saskatchewan has lost more than $2 million (Canadian) in federal and provincial funding as the result of a disputed election.

The province suspended $410,000 and won't recognize the new chief. The Canadian government followed suit and has cut off $1.2 million for a hunting rights deal and nearly $650,000 in other federal funds.

An audit found the election of Dwayne Roth as president was tainted with irregularities. Roth said he won't recognize the results of the audit.

Get the Story:
Feds freeze funding to Sask. Mtis group (CBC 12/1)

Relevant Links:
Metis Nation of Saskatchewan - http://www.metisnation-sask.com

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