Siksika Nation
Mother of Alberta man who was shot to death now robbed of son’s hockey ring
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A grieving southern Alberta mother is pleading for the return of her son’s hockey ring. Continue reading
Southern Alberta traffic stop yields prostitution ring: RCMP
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
After a vehicle was stopped for a traffic-related offence, police arrested the driver for prostitution-related offences. Continue reading
Century-old Blackfoot headdress found in thrift store returned to Alberta First Nation
The Blackfoot headdress is in good condition for its age and its feathers and beadwork are largely intact. Continue reading
Man charged in sexual assault investigation involving 2 children on Siksika Nation
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Gleichen RCMP responded to the First Nation on Feb. 5 after a report that the two children had been sexually assaulted “over an extended period of time.” Continue reading
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New dog bylaws on Siksika Nation aim to reduce dog attacks, increase education
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
The Siksika Nation now has new animal bylaws and its first and only animal control officer. Continue reading
Astokomii Smith crowned 2019 Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess
It marks the first year the role has taken on the new “First Nations” title since officials changed it from “Indian” last year. Continue reading
Suspected drug dealers evicted from Siksika First Nation
By Jill Croteau Reporter
The leadership for Siksika First Nation has kicked out three suspected drug dealers from the reserve — with full support from the RCMP. Continue reading
Flooded Siksika Nation working on making roads passable
A First Nation east of Calgary is working on making roads passable as many rural areas of southern Alberta contend with overland flooding. Continue reading
Siksika Nation under state of local emergency due to flooding
The nation said several roads are impassable due to washouts, making it difficult for emergency vehicles and school buses to access some areas. Continue reading
Siksika Nation rallies against government over placement of children in non-Indigenous foster homes
By Lisa MacGregor Sports/News Reporter and Anchor
On Family Day, a time when families typically come together, members of the Siksika Nation rallied against the Alberta government in an effort to bring two indigenous children home. Continue reading