Sask. First Nation leaders in B.C. to discuss taking over child welfare

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Solomon Reece spent a decade in Vancouver before being elected as a councillor to the Key First Nation in Saskatchewan last year.

While he remained connected to his First Nation, Reece was raised on a Gulf Island off the West Coast and said going from B.C. to his new position took some adjustment.

“I really acknowledge my privilege in terms of growing up in an urban centre and having access to good quality health care, access to clean water, the quality of the education,” Reece said.

“It’s been a very eye-opening and humbling experience for me as a councillor, coming from this very,

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