Indigenous tourism was growing in Alberta before the pandemic hit. Now, many operators hope their doors will still be open when travel restrictions ease.

Alberta's top doctor has received reports that some Siksika Nation members were discriminated against at local businesses because of COVID-19.

The curfew on Siksika First Nation begins at 11 p.m. and ends at 5 a.m. daily.

Nearly 80 people living on the Siksika Nation are currently in isolation due to COVID-19. Health officials are doing all they can to limit the spread of the virus as numbers continue to climb.

A memorial service for him is scheduled for 1 p.m. Thursday June 18 at The Gordon Yellow Fly Memorial Arbour on the Siksika Reserve.

"We’ve had wildfires, we had the flood in 2013 and we’ve learned a lot from those events.That helped us ramp up for this."

A memorial was held Saturday for a teen who was killed in a hit-and-run collision west of Calgary 13 years ago.

Justin Lee Cutter, 25, of Siksika Nation, was charged with failure to remain at the scene of an accident causing death.​

The leadership for Siksika First Nation has kicked out three suspected drug dealers from the reserve -- with full support from the RCMP.

A young entrepreneur from the Siksika First Nation plans to use profits from his business to fund language lessons for Indigenous youth.