By David Kirton

Ousted FSIN Chief Lonechild to be filing lawsuit

Aug 8, 2011 | 9:11 PM

FSIN Chief Guy Lonechild will be filing a lawsuit against some members of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations following his temporary suspension last week.

Lonechild says the vice chiefs and others who held a hearing regarding his suspension will be named.

He added that the lawsuit will be on behalf of four people who were suspended, including his executive assistant

Lonechild admits the action could include a call for an injunction.

He was suspended from his duties as FSIN Chief pending the results of a confidence vote on his leadership September 1.

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