Posted: Feb 09, 2021 4:17 PM MT | Last Updated: February 9
The province has agreed to lower the speed limit along this busy highway that runs through the Siksika First Nation after a pedestrian was killed last month. (Colleen Underwood/CBC)
Siksika Chief Ouray Crowfoot says he's pleased the southern Alberta First Nation was able to convince the province to lower the speed limit along a deadly highway that runs through the reserve from 100 to 80 km/h.
However, he plans to continue pushing for additional changes to ensure safety on Highway 901, which connects Highway 22X in southeast Calgary to the Trans-Canada east of Gleichen.