Chiefs seek unity as a fractured Assembly of First Nations e

First Nations leaders gathering in Ottawa this week to elect a new national chief say the top issue facing the Assembly of First Nations is the need to unify the fractured organization following years of turmoil, either by reform or returning to the foundation on which it was built.

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