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First Nations activist forces Onion Lake Cree Nation to provide financial transparency


Chief Wallace Fox made $123,000 in 2015 and got a raise of $27,692 for a total of $150,692 in 2016 REGINA, SK: After multiple wins in court, Charmaine Stick, an activist from Onion Lake Cree Nation, and the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) have successfully forced Onion Lake's leaders to publish the band's basic financial information. "I was so excited to read the financial statements, but then I'd get so mad I'd have to take a break and cool off," said Stick. "Our chief gave himself a nice raise while lots of people on the reserve are struggling. Now that we have the numbers, our leaders are going to have to start answering tough questions." The documents show that Chief Wallace Fox made $123,000 in 2015 and got a raise of $27,692 for a total of $150,692 in 2016. The national average for a chief's salary is $58,856.
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