While the new members of the Pessamit Innu Council must be sworn in on 1 September, this new team, made up of a large majority of women, wants to breathe a breath of change and re-engage in dialogue with the population."People want a little more listening, because we won't hide it, the last few years have been quite difficult at the level of communication between elected officials and the population. There was a lack of total communication," sai…
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While the new members of the Pessamit Innu Council must be sworn in on 1 September, this new team, made up of a large majority of women, wants to breathe a breath of change and re-engage in dialogue with the population."People want a little more listening, because we won't hide it, the last few years have been quite difficult at the level of communication between elected officials and the population. There was a lack of total communication," sai…