Indigenous activist Labrecque-Saganash will run for QS in Ungava
If elected Oct. 3, she would become the first Indigenous woman to sit in the Quebec's National Assembly.
Source: montrealgazette.com
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If elected Oct. 3, she would become the first Indigenous woman to sit in the Quebec's National Assembly.
The young Indigenous activist Maitee Labrecque-Saganash is entering politics. She will seek the nomination for Québec Solidaire (QS) in the Ungava riding.