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Ministry of Finance wants meeting on “contraband” tobacco….RBC asks GRE partners to move accounts…too much money for bank?

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Ministry of Finance wants meeting on “contraband” tobacco….RBC asks GRE partners to move accounts…too much money for ban
By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) held a closed-door meeting with the Ministry of Finance (MOF )just two weeks before the community’s largest tobacco company executives were ejected from a local bank. Turtle Island News has learned Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill and CEO Debra Jonathan met with the MOF officials about what the ministry described as Six Nations’ “contraband tobacco” industry.
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