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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 […]

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 […]

Wellness Program Hosts MMIP Red Dress Day Honor Walk

The Wellness Program hosted the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Red Dress Day Honor Walk, starting with a prayer and MMIP song by Sandra Many Feathers to honor those […]

BTDH Celebrates Community Wellness Events Supporting Vulnerable Populations

The Blood Tribe Department of Health recently hosted two successful events focused on advancing community wellness and expanding access to support services. The Circle of Support: Spring Resource Fair 2026, […]

Blood Tribe Opens the First Indigenous Recovery Community in Alberta

Dog Safety for Community members and staff

Dogs are part of many families in our community, offering companionship and protection. However, even friendly dogs can become protective or nervous around unfamiliar visitors, leading to potential safety concerns […]

BTDH Newsletter

Wellness Program MMIP and Pink Shirt Day Event

On Feb. 27, 2026, the Wellness Program hosted a combined Pink Shirt Day and Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) event focused on addressing violence, bullying and healing. The event […]

Blood Tribe Fire Department Competes in Lethbridge Hockey Tournament

The Blood Tribe Fire Department proudly participated in the annual Lethbridge Fire Department Hockey Tournament this past weekend, showcasing teamwork, determination, and community spirit both on and off the ice. […]

Blood Tribe Emergency Services Records Three-Month Streak of Zero Overdose Responses

Standoff, AB — Blood Tribe Emergency Services (BTES) has reported a significant milestone: zero overdose-related emergency calls since December 2025. This three-month period marks the longest stretch of zero drug-related interventions […]