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Enoch Cree Nation recovery facility finishes construction ahead of opening

Alberta announced on October 26 that construction was complete on the 75 bed Enoch maskêkosihk Recovery Community supported by a $35 million provincial capital investment. The Indigenous led facility expects to begin treating clients in December, so the announcement marks construction completion, not the start of patient services.

Alberta announced on October 26 that construction was complete on the 75 bed Enoch maskêkosihk Recovery Community supported by a $35 million provincial capital investment. The Indigenous led facility expects to begin treating clients in December, so the announcement marks construction completion, not the start of patient services.

Original source: Government of Alberta, October 26, 2026.

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Original source Government of Alberta, 2026-10-26 ↗

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