Traditional births return to Kehewin Cree Nation after 60 years

Credit: CBC News: The National

For the first time in more than 60 years, a mother in Kehewin Cree Nation was able to deliver her baby with a traditional birth because of a midwifery program that was the first of its kind in a First Nation in Alberta. CBC’s Stephanie Cram shows why the community is working to keep the program running.