First Nations Organizations near Wainwright AB (39 Result(s))

In 2002 the Onion Lake Cree Nation Treaty Governance Office was established for the purposes of enhancing, protecting and passing on to future generations our Elders' and knowledge keepers' understanding of the original spirit and intent of Treaty No. 6 of 1876.  This was done for both education and strategic purposes to coincide with and complement the overall present and future plans of the Onion Lake Cree Nation as a progressive and forward thinking Treaty No. 6 Nation being aware of the importance of the past as it pertains to the present so as to ensure a prosperous future for our future generations. - See more at: http://onionlake.ca/node/38/#sthash.7qWMr4tc.dpuf

In 2002 the Onion Lake Cree Nation Treaty Governance Office was established for the purposes of enhancing, protecting and passing on to future generations our Elders' and knowledge keepers' understanding of the original spirit and intent of Treaty No. 6 of 1876.  This was done for both education and strategic purposes to coincide with and complement the overall present and future plans of the Onion Lake Cree Nation as a progressive and forward thinking Treaty No. 6 Nation being aware of the importance of the past as it pertains to the present so as to ensure a prosperous future for our future generations. - See more at: http://onionlake.ca/node/38/#sthash.lSZfCAj5.dpuf

Welcome to the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 1's online homeWelcome to the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 1's online home. Please take the time to browse through our website to learn about upcoming events in Region 1, programs and services and news on some of the exciting things happening in Metis country, both locally and nationally.Metis Nation of Alberta Region 1 covers an area from Highway 28 north to the Northwest Territories Border and from Athabasca to the Sasktchewan Border and is part of the Métis Nation of Alberta governance structure which is divided into six regional areas. Each designated region has a regional council consisting of a President and Vice-President and representation of Métis locals from within the region.From the folks at our office, we hope you have a great day, and stop by often!''We must cherish our inheritance. We must preserve our nationality for the youth of our future. The story should be written down to pass on.''~Louis RielMNA Provincial NewsVisit the Métis Nation of Alberta website for news and events posted by our provincial body

Welcame to the site of Aboriginal Human Resource Development Ltd. (AHRD). We are a small fluid transport company located on the Fishing Lake Metis Settlement in northeastern Alberta. In business since the fall of 2004, we have expanded our trailer fleet t