More support will come in the weeks ahead as the communities begin to bury their dead, and their ongoing needs become more clear.
The provincial government has activated the provincial command, deployed victim services to the communities affected and added additional staffing resources, supplemented law enforcement resources with 16 staff from Provincial Protective Services; and offered “the full support and resources of the province” to the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations and RCMP.We deliver the local news you need in these turbulent times on weekdays at 3 p.m.
“We’re just here to see what kind of support we can offer,” said Warriors of Hope communications officer Shylo Stevenson. “We have many of our volunteers that are grief and trauma counsellors, social workers, and follow traditional ways, and our role here is to offer those supports.” “I’ve been in contact Chief Wally Burns to ensure that his community’s needs are met under their declared ,” Association of First Nations Chief RoseAnn Archibald wrote in a statement on social media.
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