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'Where are the documents?' Assembly of First Nations still seeking uncensored RCMP spying file

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The Assembly of First Nations is still waiting for uncensored access to the government's historic intelligence dossier on the organization six months after a CBC News investigation revealed the RCMP's now-defunct spy agency infiltrated the group in the 1970s.

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