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How Solar Power Is Helping Redefine This Alberta First Nation

by Dr. Jim Carey • January 11, 2018 • 0 Comments

In 2015, seven young people died in Beaver Lake Cree Nation — a tiny community in northeast Alberta with an on-reserve population of only 345 people.

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