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Blood Tribe Head Chief Chris Shade penned his name to a historic health care agreement May 21 at the Blood Tribe Health Centre in Stand Off.
The memorandum of understanding involves the Blood Tribe Health Department and the Chinook Health Region. It will serve as a framework to build healthy relationships to benefit tribal members and other Natives with the Chinook Health Region.
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Blood Tribe Head Chief Chris Shade penned his name to a historic health care agreement May 21 at the Blood Tribe Health Centre in Stand Off.
The memorandum of understanding involves the Blood Tribe Health Department and the Chinook Health Region. It will serve as a framework to build healthy relationships to benefit tribal members and other Natives with the Chinook Health Region.
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Blood Tribe Head Chief Chris Shade penned his name to a historic health care agreement May 21 at the Blood Tribe Health Centre in Stand Off.
The memorandum of understanding involves the Blood Tribe Health Department and the Chinook Health Region. It will serve as a framework to build healthy relationships to benefit tribal members and other Natives with the Chinook Health Region.
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Blood Tribe Head Chief Chris Shade penned his name to a historic health care agreement May 21 at the Blood Tribe Health Centre in Stand Off.
The memorandum of understanding involves the Blood Tribe Health Department and the Chinook Health Region. It will serve as a framework to build healthy relationships to benefit tribal members and other Natives with the Chinook Health Region.
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Blood Tribe Head Chief Chris Shade penned his name to a historic health care agreement May 21 at the Blood Tribe Health Centre in Stand Off.
The memorandum of understanding involves the Blood Tribe Health Department and the Chinook Health Region. It will serve as a framework to build healthy relationships to benefit tribal members and other Natives with the Chinook Health Region.
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which includes the communities of Fort McMurray, Fort McKay, Fort Chipewyan, Anzac, Janvier and Conklin, has a new mayor.
Doug Faulkner was elected to the position at the May 26 byelection in the northern municipality.
"We did it. The people of Wood Buffalo came through," Faulkner said after the final ballots had been counted.
He won the election by only 254 votes over competitor Jim Carbery.
Faulkner, a former clergyman, said he is dedicated to all residents of the municipality.
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which includes the communities of Fort McMurray, Fort McKay, Fort Chipewyan, Anzac, Janvier and Conklin, has a new mayor.
Doug Faulkner was elected to the position at the May 26 byelection in the northern municipality.
"We did it. The people of Wood Buffalo came through," Faulkner said after the final ballots had been counted.
He won the election by only 254 votes over competitor Jim Carbery.
Faulkner, a former clergyman, said he is dedicated to all residents of the municipality.
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which includes the communities of Fort McMurray, Fort McKay, Fort Chipewyan, Anzac, Janvier and Conklin, has a new mayor.
Doug Faulkner was elected to the position at the May 26 byelection in the northern municipality.
"We did it. The people of Wood Buffalo came through," Faulkner said after the final ballots had been counted.
He won the election by only 254 votes over competitor Jim Carbery.
Faulkner, a former clergyman, said he is dedicated to all residents of the municipality.
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which includes the communities of Fort McMurray, Fort McKay, Fort Chipewyan, Anzac, Janvier and Conklin, has a new mayor.
Doug Faulkner was elected to the position at the May 26 byelection in the northern municipality.
"We did it. The people of Wood Buffalo came through," Faulkner said after the final ballots had been counted.
He won the election by only 254 votes over competitor Jim Carbery.
Faulkner, a former clergyman, said he is dedicated to all residents of the municipality.
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which includes the communities of Fort McMurray, Fort McKay, Fort Chipewyan, Anzac, Janvier and Conklin, has a new mayor.
Doug Faulkner was elected to the position at the May 26 byelection in the northern municipality.
"We did it. The people of Wood Buffalo came through," Faulkner said after the final ballots had been counted.
He won the election by only 254 votes over competitor Jim Carbery.
Faulkner, a former clergyman, said he is dedicated to all residents of the municipality.