The Samson Cree Nation in Alberta is offering a $50,000 in rewards for information about gang-related violence on the reserve.

Three people have been killed in gang-related shootings in the last two months. In April, a toddler was critically injured when she was hit by a bullet in a drive-by shooting.

A $10,000 reward is being offered in the case of the latest victim, 20-year-old Delena Lefthand Dixon, who was killed on Saturday. Another $10,000 is being offered in four prior cases.

Authorities say 13 gangs are fighting over the drug trade in the area.

Get the Story:
Band offers rewards to help solve Hobbema killings (CBC 8/19)
Soldiers suggested as way to make Hobbema safe (The Edmonton Journal 8/20)

Related Stories:
Gang shooting leaves woman dead on Alberta reserve (8/19)
Another homicide on troubled reserve in Alberta (8/7)
Gangs blamed for death of 16-year-old Native boy (07/29)
Toddler injured in drive-by shooting released (4/25)
Mother of injured toddler calls for end to violence (4/17)
Teens charged for drive-by shooting on reserve (4/16)
Toddler shot in drive-by shooting on reserve (4/15)