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First Nation in Alberta sees jump in COVID-19 cases

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First Nation in Alberta sees jump in COVID-19 cases

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Dr. James Makokis, a family physician in Kehewin First Nation, says historical traumas make lockdowns difficult for Indigenous people and pandemic fatigue is playing a part in the spike in cases.

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