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Newsroom Ready: Olympic medalists attend First Nations vaccination clinic

Olympic medalists Beckie Scott and Clara Hughes attended a vaccination clinic at Stoney Nakoda First Nation to encourage residents to get their COVID-19 shots. The band has recently experienced a COVID-19 outbreak. SOUNDBITE: Clara Hughes, Olympic medalist. SOUNDBITE: Jordie Mark, Chiniki Band councillor. SOUNDBITE: Dr. Aaron Khan, CEO Stoney Health Services. SOUNDBITE: Beckie Scott, Olympic medalist. PLACELINE: Morley, Alberta. CREDIT: The Canadian Press. LANGUAGE: English.

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