Mr. Wayne Clark This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. Vancouver Main Office

   unns.bc.ca/van/aboutus/news-le - [Cached]

   Published on: 12/29/2003   Last Visited: 9/11/2005

   George HoLem, the president, and Wayne Clark, the vice-president, were fired after directors of the board alleged financial abuses.
   ...
   Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark, who were elected to their positions by the UNN's general membership, say all accusations are groundless and they are going to Federal Court to seek an injunction that would stop the current administrators from continuing to operate.
   ...
   "There has been a coup," said Renee Taylor, a lawyer with the University of B.C.'s First Nations Legal Clinic who is representing Mr. HoLem, Mr. Clark and several fired staff.
   ...
   Ms. Taylor said the allegations of financial misconduct made against Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark "are completely without foundation," and at any rate the UNN's board of directors has no authority to fire elected officials.
   ...
   "We are seeking an injunction to stop the UNN board from acting and are seeking reinstatement [of Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark]," she said.
   ...
   Ms. Taylor said that under the leadership of Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark, the UNN was negotiating with government over a major new housing initiative that would direct more than $100-million in federal and provincial funds to aboriginal housing in B.C.
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   "Wayne Clark had almost personally masterminded this huge . . . homeless initiative to increase the off-reserve housing in Vancouver, probably by about 200 units.
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   Mr. Laboucan would not discuss why Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark were dismissed.
   ...
   The letter alleges that persons from the UNN other than Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark had rented the room.
   ...
   In an interview, Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark said they were dumbfounded when they first saw the letter.
   ...
   Mr. Clark said they were both dismissed after a private board meeting was held at the UNN offices in Vancouver early in March.
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   Disruption at the UNN didn't end with the firings of Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark.

2. 2. The Globe and Mail: B.C. native group hit by internal scandal

   www.globetechnology.com/servle - [Cached]

   Published on: 4/4/2005   Last Visited: 4/4/2005

   George HoLem, the president, and Wayne Clark, the vice-president, were fired after directors of the board alleged financial abuses.
   ...
   Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark, who were elected to their positions by the UNN's general membership, say all accusations are groundless and they are going to Federal Court to seek an injunction that would stop the current administrators from continuing to operate.
   ...
   'There has been a coup,' said Renee Taylor, a lawyer with the University of B.C.'s First Nations Legal Clinic who is representing Mr. HoLem, Mr. Clark and several fired staff.
   ...
   Ms. Taylor said the allegations of financial misconduct made against Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark 'are completely without foundation,' and at any rate the UNN's board of directors has no authority to fire elected officials.
   ...
   Ms. Taylor said that under the leadership of Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark, the UNN was negotiating with government over a major new housing initiative that would direct more than $100-million in federal and provincial funds to aboriginal housing in B.C.
   ...
   'Wayne Clark had almost personally masterminded this huge . . . homeless initiative to increase the off-reserve housing in Vancouver, probably by about 200 units.
   ...
   Mr. Laboucan would not discuss why Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark were dismissed.
   ...
   The letter alleges that persons from the UNN other than Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark had rented the room.
   ...
   In an interview, Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark said they were dumbfounded when they first saw the letter.
   ...
   Mr. Clark said they were both dismissed after a private board meeting was held at the UNN offices in Vancouver early in March.
   ...
   Disruption at the UNN didn't end with the firings of Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark.

3. 3. Vancouver Main Office

   www.unns.bc.ca/van/aboutus/new - [Cached]

   Published on: 12/19/2003   Last Visited: 8/19/2005

   George HoLem, the president, and Wayne Clark, the vice-president, were fired after directors of the board alleged financial abuses.
   ...
   Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark, who were elected to their positions by the UNN's general membership, say all accusations are groundless and they are going to Federal Court to seek an injunction that would stop the current administrators from continuing to operate.
   ...
   "There has been a coup," said Renee Taylor, a lawyer with the University of B.C.'s First Nations Legal Clinic who is representing Mr. HoLem, Mr. Clark and several fired staff.
   ...
   Ms. Taylor said the allegations of financial misconduct made against Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark "are completely without foundation," and at any rate the UNN's board of directors has no authority to fire elected officials.
   ...
   "We are seeking an injunction to stop the UNN board from acting and are seeking reinstatement [of Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark]," she said.
   ...
   Ms. Taylor said that under the leadership of Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark, the UNN was negotiating with government over a major new housing initiative that would direct more than $100-million in federal and provincial funds to aboriginal housing in B.C.
   ...
   "Wayne Clark had almost personally masterminded this huge . . . homeless initiative to increase the off-reserve housing in Vancouver, probably by about 200 units.
   ...
   Mr. Laboucan would not discuss why Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark were dismissed.
   ...
   The letter alleges that persons from the UNN other than Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark had rented the room.
   ...
   In an interview, Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark said they were dumbfounded when they first saw the letter.
   ...
   Mr. Clark said they were both dismissed after a private board meeting was held at the UNN offices in Vancouver early in March.
   ...
   Disruption at the UNN didn't end with the firings of Mr. HoLem and Mr. Clark.