First Nations Electoral Assembly: Roseanne Archibald elected

Following the fifth round of elections, Roseanne Archibald of Taikou Tagamou First Nation in Ontario was elected Chief of the First Nations Assembly.

She will be the first female leader to be electedAPNAssembly of the First Nations.

After the fifth round Reginald Belleros accepted the victory because Mrs. Archibald had won more votes than him, without getting the support number needed for victory.

In the fifth round MS Archibald won 50.5% of the vote against 35.5% of the opponent.

Candidate Alvin Fidler withdrew in the third round, who chose to stand behind RoseAnne Archibald.

After much thought and consultation with my family and adults, I decided to support RoseAnne ArchibaldMr Fidler wrote on Twitter.

You need to recognize how important female leadership is in the current situation.

Alvin Fidler (Muscat Dam) and Roseanne Archibald (Taiqua Tagamou) were members of the first country in northern Ontario.

Mr. Fidler Nishnav Askie Nation’s Outgoing Grand Chief, Mrs. Archibald Ontario Regional ChiefAPNAssembly of the First Nations Before the election. Glenn Hare replaced her in June.

Reginald Belleros has been head of the Muscovacక్n First Nation in Saskatchewan since 2005.