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Disbarred lawyer Seanna McKinley is managing Indigenous youth housing in Kamloops February 22, 2021 By Chehala Leonard, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Seanna Proulx was known as Seanna McKinley when she was disbarred by the Law Society of BC. An Indigenous youth who spent years in government care is sounding an alarm about Seanna McKinley, a former lawyer who is managing a housing facility for Indigenous youth and Elders despite being disbarred in Feb. 2020 for “intentionally misappropriating clients’ funds” and attempting to “mislead or obstruct the Law Society of British Columbia .” Kikekyelc: A Place of Belonging is a staffed condo-style building in Kamloops, which opened in Nov. 2020 as a home for Indigenous youth who have been through the child welfare system. The housing project was developed by Lii Michif Otipemisiwak Family and Community Services (LMO) and includes 31 units for Indigenous youth who are between 16 and ....
Chehala Leonard, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, IndigiNews âIt is such a violation of trust,â says former Indigenous youth in care jaye simpson. Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ jaye simpson February 21, 2021 - 12:20 PM An Indigenous youth who spent years in government care is sounding an alarm about Seanna McKinley a former lawyer who is managing a housing facility for Indigenous youth and Elders despite being disbarred in Feb. 2020 for “intentionally misappropriating clients’ funds” and attempting to “mislead or obstruct the Law Society [of British Columbia].” Kikekyelc: A Place of Belonging is a staffed condo-style building in Kamloops, which opened in Nov. 2020 as a home for Indigenous youth who have been through the child welfare system. The housing project was developed by Lii Michif Otipemisiwak Family and Community Services (LMO) and includes 31 units for Indigenous youth who are between 16 an ....
jaye simpson Kikekyelc: A Place of Belonging is a two-storey Lii Michif Otipemisiwak Family and Community Services development that includes 31 studio and one-bedroom apartments with shared common rooms on each floor and a common laundry and kitchen space. This photo shows it under construction in June 2020. It opened in November 2020. Photograph By Michael Potestio/KTW According to BC Housing, Kikekyelc: A Place of Belonging received $4.7 million from the province, while the City of Kamloops contributed a 60-year term land lease to support the project. Photograph By LMO An Indigenous youth who spent years in government care is concerned that former Kamloops lawyer Seanna McKinley is managing a housing facility for Indigenous youth and elders in the city, ....
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