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BTDH Newsletter: Summer 2026
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Kainai Powwow & Celebration
The Annual Kainai Powwow & Celebration is our premier social gathering as a Nation. This weekend will be filled with connection through dance, singing, sporting events and community gatherings. We […]
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In Loving Memory of Okan Gordon Troy Manyfingers
On behalf of the Blood Tribe Department of Health (BTDH), we mourn the loss of our beloved colleague, friend, and community pillar, Okan Gordon Troy Manyfingers. Troy joined the BTDH Wellness […]
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Community Health Safety Tips For Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS)
Hantavirus is rare but potentially deadly. Knowing how to prevent exposure can save your life. Before you start cleaning your shed, barn or house this season, there are some safety […]
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Blood Tribe Emergency Services Wildfire Mitigation Field Work
Blood Tribe Emergency Services Wildfire Mitigation Field Work JUNE 8 – AUGUST 28, 2026 Blood Tribe Emergency Services will continue the Wildfire Mitigation Program this summer to reduce vegetation and […]
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AHS and BTDH Kick-Off 2026 National Indigenous Peoples Month Opening Ceremonies
The Blood Tribe Department of Health (BTDH) proudly partnered with Alberta Health Services (AHS) Southwest Corridor to kick off the National Indigenous Peoples Month Opening Ceremonies held at the Multi-Purpose […]
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Community Notice: Updates to Medical Transportation and NIHB Services
Please be advised of the following important changes to the Medical Transportation program and Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) services. We ask all community members to review this information carefully. Off-Reserve […]
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BTDH Celebrates Our Amazing Nurses During National Nurses Week
The Blood Tribe Department of Health (BTDH) proudly recognizes and celebrates the dedicated nurses who care for our community every day. Your kindness, patience, and dedication make a lasting difference […]
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BTDH Welcomes Registered Psychologist Wilma Spear Chief
The Blood Tribe Department of Health is pleased to welcome Ookakii – Wilma Spear Chief, Registered Psychologist, to our team as a Mental Health Counsellor at the Standoff Clinic. Ookaki […]
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KDP Hosts Annual Diabetes Walk/Run
The Kainai Diabetes Program (KDP) hosted its annual Kainai Diabetes Walk/Run today at Red Crow Park in Standoff, AB. Over 500 attendees participated, including students from the Kainai Board of […]
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