Oki, Welcome
The Blood Tribe Communications and Community Engagement department is the official information source for the Kainai Nation. We are responsible for delivering accurate, timely and culturally respectful communications to all Blood Tribe members—on-reserve and off-reserve. Our team works in collaboration with the Blood Tribe Chief and Council and all 12 departments of Blood Tribe Administration to ensure information is accessible, consistent and aligned with the Nation’s values and priorities. Through a range of digital and traditional platforms, we support transparency, foster engagement and promote awareness of programs, services and initiatives that impact our community.
CONTACT US
Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Phone: (403) 737-8130
Email: [email protected]
Address: P.O. Box 60 Standoff, AB T0L 1Y0
Meet Our Team
Welcome to Blood Tribe Communications and Community Engagement
We are a dedicated team of storytellers, strategists, and community builders who believe in the strength of Indigenous voices and the power of meaningful connection. Our work is rooted in respect, trust, and collaboration — values that guide every project we take on. From digital campaigns to on-the-ground engagement, we work alongside with Chief and Council, communities, entities, and departments to amplify their stories, address challenges, and build pathways forward.
We are proud to bring together lived experience, cultural knowledge, and professional expertise to support positive change. Whether you’re an organization, a Nation, or an individual with a vision, our team is here to listen, support, and help your message reach the people who need to hear it most.
– Blood Tribe Communications Team
Service Delivery
Blood Tribe Communications & Community Engagement manages the dissemination of official news and updates through various channels, including press releases, newsletters, and social media platforms. This ensures that community members are informed about important developments, events, and initiatives.
Organizing and facilitating community meetings, forums, and events to gather input, share information, and foster dialogue between the Blood Tribe administration and its members. Like attending resource fairs where we connect with community members and and engage with different companies and departments.
Blood Tribe Communications provide timely and accurate information during emergencies, making sure that our community members get the right information. Such as health crises or natural disasters, the department collaborates with other agencies to ensure that critical updates like those related to the opioid crises or public health alerts, are effectively communicated to the community.
Our team maintain the Blood Tribe’s online presence through the official website, and social media channels. This includes creating and sharing multimedia content that highlights community events, programs, and success stories for our community.
Promoting and providing coverage for various community events, workshops, and initiatives. We collectively share our 12 other departments information as well when needed. Blood Tribe Communications ensures that these events are well-publicized and documented, fostering greater community participation and awareness.
Blood Tribe Department Content
Video Content
Stories
Blood Tribe Administration Celebrates Pink Shirt Day 2025
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Website Posts
Missing Person Alert Update – Lethbridge Police Service Continue to Seek Public Assistance to Locate a Missing Girl – September 8, 2026
Police continue to seek public assistance to locate a missing girl Lethbridge Police continue to
Public Notice – KBE Annual General Meeting
Date: Tuesday, September 29, 2026 Time: 4:00 P.M. Location: Issoitapi Elementary School Agenda includes: •
Public Notice – KBE Student Transportation Update – September 8, 2026 (7:08 am)
Notice to Parents and Caregivers Due to the recent heavy rainfall and challenging road conditions
Community Notice – Blood Tribe Housing Rain Advisory – September 7, 2026
Due to the heavy rainfall and reports of isolated flooding in our community, and households,
BTA In Case You Missed It – September 4, 2026
Blood Tribe Opioids Response and Harm Reduction Project hosted a Overdose Awareness Walk for International