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Indigenous settlement and hamlet in Alberta, Canada
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Fort McKay (formerly Fort MacKay) is a small First Nations (Aboriginal) village in Wood Buffalo with a population of 621 in 2021. Like Fort McMurray 60 km to the south, the hamlet of Fort MacKay is part of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.
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Fiddling contest, hand games, children’s activities, slo-pitch tournament, live entertainment.
Basic lodging with exercise room, business centre, on-site dining room and small commissary.
Wi-fi, queen-sized beds and 27" LCD TVs. Lunch room with take-out, dining room with booth seating, selection of world cuisines and market-style dining options. Fitness centre, commissary. Kingfisher Lounge with draft beer, evening bar service.
Triple-stack property with 750 rooms, bathrooms en suite. Limited number of executive and private rooms. The lodge contains a recreation room, gym, meeting room, powered parking stalls, and the rooms include free internet and satellite TV.
A gas station and grocery store in the community.
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