Blood Tribe in Alberta cracking down on drug use, traffickers and will renovate abandoned houses
A First Nation in southern Alberta says an increase in drug use and overdose deaths has forced it to act in what it calls a life-and-death battle.
It is to be funded initially with a $1.5-million provisional investment from the Blood Tribe, also known as the Kainai Nation. Despite past measures, including states of emergency and banishing several drug dealers, the problem appears to be getting worse. “We will use the trespass law more diligently so that outside criminal subjects can be apprehended, convicted and/or expelled from the reserve.”“Some of the abandoned homes situated primarily in the townsites are being used for illegal drug purposes and we will be renovating these houses so deserving homeless families can have adequate houses to live in,” he said.
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