Alexander First Nation

• Missing Alberta woman’s cellphone tracked to Cultus Lake, B.C.

  Morinville RCMP said 26-year-old Samantha Auigbelle was last seen on May 21 at approximately 11 p.m. leaving her home on foot. She has not been seen since.

  Canada

  May 26, 2022
  
• 3 charged after violent 2021 kidnapping west of Edmonton: Parkland County RCMP

  Nearly 10 months after a women was found in life-threatening condition on a country road west of Edmonton, three people have been arrested and charged with kidnapping and assault.

  Crime

  Jan 11, 2022
  
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• Alberta family fundraising to build ceremonial lodge in honour of girl who loved her Indigenous culture

  Arizona Cardinal-Burns' family is raising money to honour the girl who died from a brain tumour, by finishing a lodge in which to hold ceremonies she loved participating in.

  Features

  Apr 3, 2021
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• Man killed in head-on collision north of Edmonton

  Westlock RCMP said a truck was headed south on Highway 44 shortly after 5 a.m. Monday when an oncoming northbound car crossed the centre line, resulting in the crash.

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  Sep 9, 2019
• Alexander First Nation chief found not guilty of sexual assault

  Alexander First Nation Chief Kurt Burnstick was found not guilty of sexual assault in a case dating back to 1985 on Friday.

  Crime

  Oct 12, 2018
• Edmonton man who touched millions with impromptu piano performance dies at home

  Ryan Arcand, a musician who touched Edmontonians with his spontaneous piano performances -- one of which became a YouTube hit in 2014 -- passed away over the weekend, according to a family member.

  Canada

  Mar 7, 2018
• Band members say financial and political cloud hangs over Alexander First Nation

  Nearly six months after a forensic investigation highlighted $2.1 million of questionable spending on the Alexander First Nation, some band members are upset, saying not enough has been done to fix the problems.

  Crime

  Jan 16, 2017
• Alexander First Nation Chief Kurt Burnstick found not guilty of sexual assault

  The chief of the Alexander First Nation has been found not guilty of sexual assault relating to a charge laid against him last year.

  Crime

  Jan 11, 2017
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• Alexander First Nation audit finds $2.1M of unexplained payments

  A forensic investigation requested by the Alexander First Nation has discovered evidence officials took cash advances at casinos and used band money to pay for hundreds of thousands of dollars of unexplained credit card bills.

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  Sep 23, 2016
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• Alberta First Nation women hold rally after another sex assault charge laid against chief

  In the wake of a new sex assault charge being laid against the chief of a First Nation north of Edmonton, a group calling itself the Alexander Women Warriors held a rally Thursday to express outrage over the fact he still represents them.

  Crime

  Sep 15, 2016