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Cold Lake First Nations woman competes for Miss Indigenous Canada title

Brooke Metchewais represented her home community in a national pageant that drew delegates from across the country.

Brooke Metchewais, who was born and raised in Cold Lake First Nations but now lives in British Columbia, was among 19 delegates from across Canada who competed for the title of Miss Indigenous Canada.

The pageant brought together representatives from First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities nationwide, giving delegates a platform to showcase their heritage and connection to their home communities.

Metchewais's participation highlighted her ties to Cold Lake First Nations in northern Alberta, even though she has since relocated out of province.

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