A Canadian government consultant has pleaded guilty to stealing from a breakfast programme aimed at children living in Kashechewan First Nation.
Giuseppe Crupi was appointed by the government to co-manage the programme for Cree children in northern Ontario.
Between 2007-12, police say he took C$1.2m ($930,000, £700,000) from the programme and misappropriated nearly C$700,000 for personal use.
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