Welcome to the website of Saddle Lake Cree Nation

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Contact for tribal Administration

Welcome to the website of

Saddle Lake Cree Nation.

Box 100, Saddle Lake, AB T0A-3T0

(780) 726-3829

1-800-396-2167

Our new website is part of a “Communication Strategy:, that includes; the SLCN newsletters and the official face book page called Saddle Lake Cree Nation, News, Events and Information.

This website’s main purpose is to communicate with all band members who reside both off and on our home land. It will serve as an opportunity for our leaders to continually apprise our people of our progress as a Cree Nation.

The items of priority are the Treaty Based Approach, our community visioning, “On ohsâpâtamowin” (long term planning), Knowledge Transfer and news. There will be other topics such as the Health and Elders page.

The objective is to share, educate, inform, and communicate.

This website will be a work in progress, we have much more to research and to share and to add, check back periodically to stay updated.

Check out our many pages and learn with us, there is much to explore!

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VERY IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICES

SLCN ELECTIONS 2019

SLCN ELECTIONS 2019 PAGE Click Here

Please be advised that a decision regarding the Election 2016-Applicant Redetermination Process has been rendered.

Very important surveys regarding membership and the election laws. SLCN members please fill out and view documents and access surveys here.

VIEW DOCUMENTS AND ACCESS SURVEYS HERE

1) ELECTION REFORM IN ONIHCIKISKWAPOWIN

DOCUMENTATION AND SURVEYS

The onihcikiskwapowin – election

appeals procedure

onihcikiskwapowin – TRIBAL CUSTOMS ELECTIONS CODE

EP- TERMS OF REFERENCE

onihcikiskwapowin – moving forward

Establishing Next Steps in membership/election code development

View Power point

Latest Update: Election Code Court Case

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2) SADDLE LAKE HEALTH CARE CENTRE’S WELLNESS SURVEY

Saddle Lake band members please fill out.

Just click on the link below to access the survey.

WELLNESS SURVEY LINK

Treaty Based Approach

The Saddle lake Cree Nation leadership proposes to invite membership to learn about Treaty and to monitor the progress of the Treaty approach activities.

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Follow The Official Facebook Page For News And Events and information.

Have a look at the official SLCN facebook page for news and events. Updated frequently you'll never miss an event.

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SLCN Present Chief and Council

Have a look at SLCN's current chief and council.

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Find out the latest news, events, activities, notices and reports.

Stay updated on events that effect our community.

Our Nation news and events.

Saddle Lake Cree Nation

Chief Little Hunter "Onchaminahos"

Chief Louis Cardinal

Chief Moses "Ayiwakes"

Chief George Hunter

Chief Joe P. Cardinal

Chief Julian "Bird" Moses

Chief Ralph Steinhauer

Chief Eugene Steinhauer

Chief Charles Wood

Chief Henry Quinney

Chief Eugene Houle

Chief Carl Quinn

Chief Eric J. Large

Chief Cherillene Steinhauer

Chief John Robert Shirt

LINK To the Past Chiefs

Knowledge Transfer: Kids

A listing of Cree language cartoons on APTN Kids, and other learning resources.

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Knowledge Transfer: Land Based Teachings

Check Out The Red Willow Picking Knowledge Transfer Video.

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Well-Being

Access Informational links on Mental, Emotional and Physical Health.

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Meet our Chief and Council

Chief and council 2018

SLCN Information

Location
Saddle Lake is a Cree Nation in central Alberta.
The community is located on Highway 652, approximately 180 km (110 mi) northeast of the City of Edmonton, 26 km (16 mi) west of the Town of St. Paul and 105 km (65 mi) north of the Town of Vegreville.
About
Onihcikiskowapowin in cree means mirage on the lake.
Saddle Lake Cree Nation is signatory to Treaty 6 which was signed at Fort Pit, Saskatchewan on Sept. 9th of 1876.
Saddle Lake is a forced amalgamation of four tribes, Onchimanhos/ Chief Little Hunter, Seenum Band/Chief John Seenum, Blue Quill Band/Chief Blue Quill, Wasatnow Band/ Chief Bear Ears.
General Information
Community: Saddle Lake
Band Number: 125
Aboriginal Group: Cree Nation
Total Registered Population: 9344
Total Population on Reserve: 5953
Saddle Lake is one of 48 first nations in Alberta, and is the second largest in population.

Box 100 Saddle Lake Alberta T0A-3TO
Phone- 780-726-3829 Toll Free- 1-800-396-2167
Fax- 780-726-3788