CANADALAND Scoop: Cabinet Minister “Harassed” and “Humiliated” Employee
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Jun 2, 2025 Julian Abraham, a reporter known for his work on investigative stories, joins to discuss explosive allegations involving a newly appointed federal minister, Rebecca Chartrand. They shed light on the media's failures in candidate vetting and expose troubling aspects of Chartrand's past regarding harassment claims. Additionally, the podcast navigates the fallout from a controversial survey aimed at Indigenous students, exploring personal narratives that reveal the complexities of workplace dynamics and the impact of political affiliations.
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Tip Reveals Minister's Past Behavior
- A tipster who worked with new cabinet minister Rebecca Chartrand claimed she was "terrible" and reported it to lawyers.
- The tipster also alerted the Liberal Party before the election, but got no response.
Survey Misstep at Red River College
- Rebecca Chartrand led strategy for Indigenous students at Red River College, managing financial aid distribution.
- The college used a controversial survey to assess students' needs, which raised concerns due to intrusive questions.
Offensive Survey Questions Backlash
- Survey questions about alcohol use, crisis responses, and hospital pickup were criticized for stereotyping Indigenous students.
- The questions offended students who felt they assumed negative behaviors unfairly and seemed to demean their lives.