On Aug. 5, the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs will vote on whether to remove Arlen Dumas as Grand Chief.
The AMC said Wednesday that a non-confidence vote has been scheduled, following an independent investigation that found Dumas engaged in workplace sexual harassment.
If the vote passes, AMC will hold a byelection for the role of Grand Chief at a later date. Dumas, a member of Mathias Colomb Cree Nation from Pukatawagan, has held the position since July 2017. He won a bid for a second term last summer.
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In 2019, Dumas took a leave of absence after being accused of sending unwanted messages to a woman.
The current workplace investigation began in March of this year after a complaint against him from a senior AMC staff member. He remains suspended without pay.
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