Chief & Council
Left to Right, Top - Councillor Lamarr Oksasikewiyin, Councillor Donovan Arcand, Councillor Isaac Thomas, Councillor Hazen Paskimin, Seated - Councillor Trina Albert, Chief Lorie Whitecalf, Councillor Kelsey Pooyak
PORTFOLIO, BOARD & COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION
Chief Lorie Whitecalf
Portfolios:
- Administration
- Finance
- Membership
- Lands/TLE
- Project Management Team (PMT)
Boards/Committees:
- BATC Executive Council
- BATC Investments - Chair
- Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre (BRT6HC)
- Battlefords Regional Community Coalition (BRCC)
- FSIN Lands & Resources
- FN Cannabis
- Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA)
Councillor Trina Albert
Portfolios:
- Daycare
- Sports & Youth
- Project Management Team (PMT)
- Administration (Alternate)
- Finance (Alternate)
- Health (Alternate)
- Membership (Alternate)
Boards/Committees:
- BATC Social Development
- BATC Employment & Training
- BATC Athletics
Councillor Donovan Arcand
Portfolios:
- Culture/Elders
- Economic Development
- Project Management Team (PMT)
- Communications (Alternate)
Boards/Committees:
- BATC Investments
Councillor Hazen Paskimin
Portfolios:
- Health
- Project Management Team (PMT)
- Daycare (Alternate)
- Housing/CMHC (Alternate)
- Justice/Public Safety (Alternate)
- Operations & Maintenance (Alternate)
- Prevention (Alternate)
Councillor Kelsey Pooyak
Portfolios:
- Housing/CMHC
- Operations & Maintenance (O & M)
- Project Management Team
- Lands/TLE (Alternate)
Boards/Committees:
- BATC Housing
Councillor Lamarr Oksasikewiyin
Portfolios:
- Communications
- Education/Secondary
- Project Management Team
- Economic Development (Alternate)
Boards/Committees:
- Treaty Six Education Council (TSEC)
Councillor Isaac Thomas
Portfolios:
- Justice/Public Safety
- Prevention
- Project Management Team (PMT)
Boards/Committees:
- BATC Community Development Corporation (BATC CDC)
- Kanaweyimik Child & Family Services
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Chief & Council
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Finance & Administration
Discover how the Sweetgrass First Nation manages its Finance & Administration. We believe in complete transparency and effective governance. Our dedicated team ensures the smooth functioning of our community services, the sustainability of our resources,
Governance
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Community Development Initiative
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Economic Development
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Annual Reports
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History
Journey through the rich and diverse history of Sweetgrass First Nation. From our earliest roots to the vibrant community we are today, discover the events, traditions, and stories that have shaped us. Our history is a testament to our resilience, our str