Stoney Nakoda

“We just want to remind people that you can’t just come onto the Nation and go fishing or camping. We have signs at all 20 of our entrances … so just like our friends in Canmore and Banff, we are asking people to respect that it is private land and to not trespass."

Cochrane RCMP seized multiple guns, including handguns, and 63 grams of methamphetamine after receiving a complaint of a man with a firearm and executing a search warrant

“Not everyone will need a face-to-face consultation. For example, it may be more appropriate to have a phone appointment with a physician, or another health professional at the clinic."

"We had a pretty decent snow year in Canmore this year, not a lot of melting through chinooks and the snowpack has stayed with us." 

“It is critically important that we continue to work together, abiding to the suggestions and cautions set out by our emergency management team and government officials.”

"The biggest thing for me was the way the announcement and bulletin was worded," said Canmore family physician Liana Hwang. "It seemed like doctors in Canmore would not be considered rural anymore and would not qualify for the other measures."

“This virus does not discriminate."

“Although this news may feel disheartening, the fact remains that our Nations have done an amazing job at limiting the spread of COVID-19 through our communities,” said Bearspaw Chief Darcy Dixon

The Stoney Nakoda youth, who was found guilty of aggravated assault in relation to the 2017 shooting of German tourist Horst Stewin, has been sentenced to 14 months, but with 15 months already served, he is expected to be released today (April 23)

“Our nurses are trained on PPE's. We do have a medical transport program and our drivers are trained on PPE's as well and if someone needed to be tested and has no transportation, we can always use our medical transportation vehicles to bring them to the health centre."