72-year-old earned 61% of votes cast for chief of the 1,200-person First Nation
CBC NewsTom AyersTerry Paul has been re-elected for the 40th consecutive year as chief of Membertou First Nation, which has become recognized as one of Canada's most prosperous Indigenous communities.
"I feel elated," Paul, 72, said Friday. "I just feel so honoured that a good majority of the people wanted me back and that says to me that the people are very appreciative of what the chief and council are doing for the community of Membertou."
The chief won the contest with 61 per cent of the votes cast, handily d…
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