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First Nations fighting mental health, addictions declare emergency | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune

Overdoses, suicides in five local First Nations have killed more people this year than COVID-19. Read more.

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First Nations fighting mental health, addictions declare emergency

Overdoses, suicides in five local First Nations have killed more people this year than COVID-19. Read more.

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Athabasca Tribal Council set to host Orange Shirt Day events in RMWB

The Athabasca Tribal Council (ATC) in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is inviting many of the commun.

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Governments, industry told to put money earned from resources into addressing addictions

Athabasca Tribal Council (ATC) chair Allan Adam says the five First Nations in northeastern Alberta that form ATC need a “bare minimum” of $20 million to address addictions and mental health issues. That number is only slightly more than the millions of dollars drug dealers make annually in Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation.

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