RE: COVID-19 Financial Supports for Urban Membership
Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta are currently assisting their Nations’ Urban membership with financial support up to $500, for undue hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please see link below for more information.
Effective April 29th, 2021 at 12:00 p.m.
Trips in and out of Fort McKay are limited to once/day.
Scheduled essential supply deliveries only.
Community Curfew 1 am – 5 am
Leading by example, Chief Mel got his #COVID19Vaccine from AHS nurse Stephanie Howse today.
Thanks, Chief Mel for getting the shot to help keep us all safe.
Councillor Powder has been there, done that, and got the T-shirt!
Thanks, Councillor Powder for getting the shot to help keep us all safe.
Fort McKay First Nation employees and contractors required to work on-site in the community of Fort McKay must submit a daily screening form before going to work.
The daily COVID-19 online screening form is another way we can work together to help keep each other and the community safe.
https://forms.monday.com/forms/dcd3962c3af5f610ab2f1a13b44315eb?r=use1
Conway Kootenay reflects on Fort McKay First Nation community COVID-19 response
Please email the completed Residency Application (see link below) to housing@fortmckay.com
Fort McKay First Nation’s oldest Elder, Lina Gallop, feels safer after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine this morning. She says she can’t wait for her second shot so she can hug her great-grandchildren. Thank you for this act of love for your family and our community.
If you see unsafe behaviour in our community (like people not wearing masks, breaking curfew, or hosting large gatherings) call our emergency response team at 587.644.4400
