Agricultural Benefits Registration Form

In anticipation of the Agricultural Benefits Distribution, please email agbenefits@sweetgrassfirstnation.ca to receive a link

or click the link below:

SG Ag Benefits Registration Form

Or scan the QR Code below using the camera on a phone:

Sweetgrass First Nation is committed to safeguarding your data and will only use it for the purposes outlined at the time of collection. Data security is a priority and any information you share is held in strict confidence. The method of information gathering is online and if you have any concerns, or require assistance please phone or text the Agriculture Benefits representative at 306-480-4866 or email agbenefits@sweetgrassfirstnation.ca to discuss alternatives.

**Please note: Must have direct deposit form with your name and account information on it from your bank. If you’ve submitted banking information already, you do not need to submit it again, but you will need to complete the form.

Please follow our social media channels and check our website here:

https://sweetgrassfirstnation.ca/. Our app can be found in the app store by searching “Sweetgrass First Nation”.

Your patience is appreciated during this process, and we look forward to hearing from Sweetgrass First Nation membership.

Sweetgrass Elder's Retreat

October 18 & 19, 2024 - River Cree Resort & Casino, Enoch, Alberta

CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO

In October 2024, a video was produced to highlight the Sweetgrass Elder’s Retreat, honoring our esteemed elders. Recognizing their invaluable wisdom, we sought their guidance and advice during our discussions on Bill C-92. Special thanks to Warshield for producing the video and facilitating the discussions. We are deeply grateful to our respected elders for graciously participating!

Bill C-92, also known as An Act respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, youth and families, establishes a legislative framework for the provision of child and family services to Indigenous communities across Canada. The primary goal of this legislation is to reduce the number of Indigenous children in care and ensure they remain connected to their families, communities, and cultures.