Treaty 8 Territory   ·   Box 65, Enilda Alberta, Canada

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Sucker Creek

First Nation

The official website of Sucker Creek First Nation — serving our community with pride, tradition, and commitment to a better future.

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WHO WE ARE

We're Committed to

Serving SCFN Members

Sucker Creek First Nation (SCFN) is a proud Cree community located in northern Alberta, part of Treaty 8. Our band administration is dedicated to providing comprehensive services and programs that support the well-being, culture, and prosperity of all our members.

From education and health to housing and economic development, our eleven departments work together to build a stronger, more self-sufficient community rooted in our Cree heritage and values.

Since 1899

Treaty 8 Members

OUR VISION

A Thriving and United Nation

Our vision is a thriving and united Sucker Creek First Nation, where every generation lives in balance — spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. Rooted in the sacred teachings of our ancestors and guided by our elders and knowledge keepers, we walk forward together in strength, sovereignty, and connection to the land.
We envision a community where our Cree language is spoken with pride, our history and traditions are honored, our people are healthy in mind, body, and spirit, and our culture continues to guide our way of life.
DEPARTMENTS & PROGRAMS
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Since 1899

TREATY 8 MEMBERS

Treaty 8

TERRITORY
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OUR DEPARTMENTS

Programs & Services

Our eleven departments deliver essential programs and services to all SCFN members.

Director of Operations

Inier Cardinal

Social Development

Tanis Flett

Finance

Vange Nygaard

Consultation

Casimir Badger

Economic Development / HRD

Shirley Calliou

Education

Kristy Willier

Housing & Public Works

Daniel Calliou

Health

Tanis Willier

Emergency Services

Allan Koski

Land

Sandy Willier

Awasis Law

Lois Tompkins

Prevention / Band Designate

Michelle Willier

OUR TERRITORY

Reserve 150A

Sucker Creek First Nation is situated on the beautiful southwestern shore of Lesser Slave Lake. Our lands, spanning approximately 5,987 hectares, were officially surveyed in 1901 for Councillor Moostoos and Chief Kinoosayo’s band, and expanded in 1912 to accommodate our growing community. We are proud stewards of this territory, protecting it for future generations.

TRADITION & FUTURE
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Rooted in Tradition,

Building the Future

Our culture is the foundation of everything we do. Through language preservation, traditional ceremonies, and community gatherings, we keep our Cree heritage alive for future generations.wing community. We are proud stewards of this territory, protecting it for future generations.

NEWS & EVENTS

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NEWS
March 15, 2025

Update: Cunningham Election Challenge

The SCFN Band Council provides an update on the ongoing election challenge filed by community member Cunningham regarding the recent band election results.

EVENT
April 22, 2025

Annual General Meeting 2025

All SCFN members are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting. Important community matters and financial reports will be presented and discussed.

NOTICE
April 18, 2025

Office Closure — Good Friday

Please be advised that all SCFN band offices will be closed on Good Friday, April 18, 2025. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, April 21, 2025.

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

780-523-4426

Band Office

911
or
310-3473

Emergency Services

780-749-0421

Lakeshore Regional Police

780-523-6440

Hospital