Blood Tribe Communications & Community Engagement Halloween Costume Contest WINNERS: Youth – (0 to 17) 1. Suzette Christiansen (8) – “Cousin It” 2. Paxton Day Chief (4) – “Bull Rider” / Preston Day Chief (15) – “Rodeo Clown” 3. Cooper Twigg-Yellowhorn (6) – Wednesday Addams 4. Twins: Cashlyn Black Rabbit (2) / Chaselyn Black Rabbit …
PUBLIC NOTICE: BLOOD TRIBE COVID-19 RESPONSE UPDATE INCREASING NUMBERS IN SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES November 23, 2020 In the past few days Alberta has seen a rise in COVID-19 cases, and unfortunately, we have witnessed this occurring in surrounding communities – such as Cardston. The Blood Tribe determined it was in the best interest of our residents …
At this time, the Tribe feels for the Elders, who have been put in isolation at the Kainai Continuing Care Centre due to the recent active COVID-19 cases reported. Now it’s understandable that people are feeling frustrated or upset, which are valid feelings, but what can be learned from this situation. What efforts and actions …
COVID-19 – Updates and Safety Information for Blood Reserve – (November 21, 2020) Read More »
There is an extremely dangerous batch of illicit drugs within our community. The Blood Tribe Emergency Services has recently responded to several overdose related calls. The Blood Tribe Department of Health Inc. Board of Directors and Senior Management strongly urge all members to take all the necessary precautions and warn family members of this dangerous …
Blood Tribe Department of Health – Community Drug Alert – (November 21, 2020) Read More »
PRESS STATEMENT GRASSY MOUNTAIN COAL PROJECT – NOVEMBER 20, 2020 It is important to note that consultation does not provide any First Nation with a veto over a project. First Nations need to lobby to be recognized as having an interest in a given area that is the subject of development by Industry. In these …
COMMUNITY NOTICE: Grassy Mountain Coal Project Press Statement – (November 21, 2020) Read More »
Blood Tribe Police Service and Blood Tribe EMS have responded to an alarming amount of overdoses in the last 24 hours. Since noon Friday November 20, 2020 there have been a total 15 overdoses that police and EMS have attended. There has been one death that is not considered suspicious, an autopsy will determine cause of death. …
For more information please visit: https://btdh.ca/covid19/ Stay Safe, Blood Tribe Communications & Community Engagement
Superintendent Cameron Shade announces Kainai Board of Education schools to re-open to students on Monday, November 23, 2020. Please refer to KBE’s OFFICIAL statement in the attachment below:
The Kainai Transition Centre Society would like to inform Tribal members they have extended the dates for their Job Ready Program – Careers in Supply Chain Program to November 18, November 23, and November 27.
For more information please visit: https://btdh.ca/covid19/ Stay Safe, Blood Tribe Communications & Community Engagement
