Sipekne'katik First Nation elects first female chief
© Michelle Glasgow-McDonald Campaign Page/Facebook Michelle Glasgow in a photo displayed on her campaign page on Facebook. Michelle Glasgow has been elected as the first female chief of the Sipekne'katik First Nation, after winning a narrow three-way race. She won the election by an 18-vote margin against Brandon Maloney, with outgoing chief Mike Sack 38 votes behind. A total of 1,011 votes were cast with Glasgow winning 344 of them. The new chief, who was born and raised in the community in central Nova Scotia, previously served on council, alongside Maloney.
Source: CBC News November 05, 2022 00:26 UTC
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