Sturgeon Lake First Nation Official

Sturgeon Lake First Nation is a proud Indigenous community in Saskatchewan’s Forest Fringe region and a signatory to Treaty Six. Guided by a commitment to uphold the spirit and intent of the Treaty and protect inherent rights, the Nation promotes a shared vision for present and future generations. Its official website introduces the community’s history, language, culture, and traditions, while providing information and updates for members and visitors.

The Nation offers a range of community services and programs, including education, health care through its Health Centre, Child and Family Services, a Healing Lodge, and Treaty Land Entitlement initiatives. Its website also shares news, annual reports, laws and bylaws, and information about events and employment opportunities. Community updates highlight support for graduates, youth participation in cultural activities, and involvement in sporting events. Through these services, communications, and initiatives, Sturgeon Lake First Nation works to strengthen community well-being, celebrate its culture, and support learning and connection among its members.