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Native leader upset after photo appears on Facebook
Friday, May 29, 2009
Filed Under: First Nations | Politics

A politician in Saskatchewan has removed photos of Native leaders from his Facebook profile after a First Nations chief complained.

Saskatchewan NDP leadership candidate Dwain Lingenfelter asked to take pictures with Native leaders at a recent meeting of the Prince Albert Grand Council. Wally Burns, chief of the James Smith Cree Nation, became upset when he found out the photos were used to promote the politician's campaign.

"I want my pictures taken off of that Facebook because he had no consent, my consent, to do that," Burns told CBC News.

Lingenfelter has since removed the photo of Burns and of other Native leaders. Burns said he supports the rival Saskatchewan Party.

Get the Story:
Lingenfelter told to remove Facebook picture of non-supporter (CBC 5/28)



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