The Blood Tribe Emergency Management Team would like to commend all Tribal members for their continued efforts in helping to keep the reserve safe from COVID-19. For the past seven weeks, we as a Tribe have maintained our active case numbers for the virus at zero, which is an accomplishment we should all be proud of, …
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On Monday, August 3, Blood Tribe Public Works started its flood repairs to Whoop-Up Road on the Blood Reserve. To show Tribal members what the construction progress made on the road looks like; some pictures were taken on Friday, September 18. Blood Tribe Public Works would like to thank all the contractors for their effort …
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The Blood Tribe Administration is seeking individuals from the Blood Tribe public interested in becoming members of the Kainai Land Dispute Resolution Panel and Appeal Tribunal. The Panel will be responsible for conducting appropriate hearings for parties involved in disputes over land use and occupancy on the Blood Reserve, pursuant to the new Kainai Land …
The Blood Tribe Emergency Management Team would like to commend all Tribal members for their continued efforts in helping to keep the reserve safe from COVID-19. For the past six weeks, we as a Tribe have maintained our active case numbers for the virus at zero, which is an accomplishment we should all be proud …
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Blood Tribe Land Management, Blood Tribe Public Works and Water Lakes – Alberta Parks are looking for volunteers to help clean up the Timber Limits on Thursday, October 1, 2020. Your help would be much appreciated, and lunch will be provided for the volunteers. To register yourself as a volunteer, please call 403-737-8151.
Be advised that the Blood Reserve Curfew still remains in effect with a change in time, as follows: 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. every day The Blood Tribe Emergency Management Team would like to thank all Blood Tribe members for following the safety measures put in place for the protection of our community. Current State of …
BLOOD RESERVE PUBLIC NOTICE: CURFEW TIME CHANGE ANNOUNCED – (September 18, 2020) Read More »
Effective immediately, all non-Blood Tribe hunters/outfitters will not be allowed to hunt on the Blood Reserve (BIR No. 148 and 148A) for this hunting season, 2020-2021. Thank you for your cooperation in helping us with our continued efforts towards keeping COVID-19 out of our community. Rick Soup, Director of Emergency Management Blood Tribe/Kainaiwa
To acknowledge Indigenous sport volunteers, leaders or mentors as part of Reconciliation Week, the Lethbridge Sport Council will be running a contest. Contest winners will receive cash prizes of $100.
Starting on Monday, September 21, the City of Lethbridge will begin hosting various events throughout the week as part of its celebrations for Reconciliation Week. To learn more about the activities planned or find out more information, please click on the link below. https://www.lethbridge.ca/NewsCentre/Pages/Celebrate-Reconciliation-Week.aspx
To help keep the Blood Reserve safe from COVID-19 infections and a potential outbreak, the Blood Tribe Emergency Management Team is strongly encouraging all Tribal members to continue to wear a face mask when out in public or when it’s difficult to maintain physical distancing. Even though the Blood Reserve has maintained its active case …
Public Notice: Face mask Reminder – (Blood Reserve) – September 17, 2020 Read More »
