Welcome to Sucker Creek First Nation

Preserving our Community, Culture, Language and Traditions

We’re committed to serving SCFN members

The Sucker Creek administration building currently houses the offices of the SCFN Chief and Council Administration, the Sucker Creek Health Centre and the sub-office of the Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council. A monument was raised in honour of the Treaty 8 Centennial Commemoration in June 1999.

What we do

We strive to meet the needs of membership and honour the spirit and intent of Treaty 8.

Consultation

We protect SCFN Treaty Rights and traditional uses from companies / organizations that seek to undertake or is undertaking natural resource exploration and development in and around SCFN’s traditional territory.

Economic Development

We are responsible for the overview and delivery of the following programs: Traditional Arts & Crafts, Hunting, Fishing & Trapping and Agriculture Program, Recreation Sponsorship, and Small Business Assistance Program.

Finance

We are responsible for ensuring that the funds are being used appropriately and administered in a manner consistent with the government guidelines, regulations and all relevant legislation.

Health

We are responsible for the delivery of the following programs: Aboriginal Head Start On-Reserve Program, Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program, The National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program, Mental Health, Environmental Public Health Program – Drinking Water, and HIV/AIDS.

Education

We are responsible for the delivery of educational programs.

Housing & Public Works

We are in charge of the major repairs to establish better programs to our housing program and public works.

Social Development

We are responsible for the overview and the delivery of the following services: Child Out of Parental Home. Adult in Home Care, Preventative Social Services, and Income Assistance Services.

Garden Tilling Contract- Cost/Garden

Garden Tilling