Stoney Nakoda

ÎYÂRHE NAKODA – Nakoda Emergency Services (NES) says Îyârhe Nakoda First Nation has a dog problem and it needs the community’s help to solve it.

“This is a project that’s going to develop the region. It’s not one municipality, it’s each municipality within a region and how they support each other.”

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REMEMBERING THE 2013 FLOODS: “Black mould is all over my basement and in my washroom, and I’m still living there. Maybe that’s why I’m getting sick, I don’t know.”

EDITORIAL: No matter if it’s 10, 20 or 30 years, the 2013 floods will always be a part of the area’s history for better or worse. But when people look back in years to come, their determination and resolve will always be remembered.

Muriel Labelle, Kenny Hunter and Wanda Rider are seeking a court order that would require Stoney Nakoda Nations to release all missing financial disclosure documents under the First Nations Financial Transparency Act (FNFTA), between 2018 and 2022, including the salaries and expenses of chiefs and council.

Jacob’s band, Wesley, Goodstoney – the history of what is today known as the Goodstoney (Kichipwot) First Nation is long and winding.

“Like many said, this is the first time an MLA has come to us in this way. We invited her and of course, she agreed, but I think this is a first step for us to build a strong relationship with her and have our voices be heard in the Alberta legislature.”