Metis group’s property sale may have violated Society Act

Two properties held by the Apehtaw Kosisan Metis Child and Family Support Society for 12 years -- one of which was turned partially into a daycare with the help of nearly $900,000 in federal funds -- ended up in the hands of a numbered company...

posted: January 26,2010

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Metis group’s property sale may have violated Society Act

Two properties held by the Apehtaw Kosisan Metis Child and Family Support Society for 12 years -- one of which was turned partially into a daycare with the help of nearly $900,000 in federal funds -- ended up in the hands of a numbered company...

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