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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 1 – EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT – William Charles Health Center
WILLIAM CHARLES HEALTH CENTRE Phone: 306-663-5995 Toll Free: 1-877-933-5995 Fax: 306-663-4644 PO Box 240, Montreal Lake, Saskatchewan S0J 1Y0 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 1 – EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT OPEN COMPETITION ROLE: The Executive Assistant reports to the Health Director...
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Government of Saskatchewan Advancing the Development of the Prince Albert Urgent Care Centre
The Government of Saskatchewan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Big River First Nation (BRFN) and Montreal Lake Cree Nation (MLCN) to advance the development of a new Urgent Care Centre (UCC) in Prince Albert. This UCC will offer residents of Prince...
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EDUCATION ASSISTANTS TERM (August 24th – June 25th, 2027)
SENATOR ALLAN BIRD MEMORIALMontreal Lake Cree NationBox 150 Montreal Lake, SK S0J 1Y0Phone – (306) 663-5602 Fax (306) 663-5652 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY EDUCATION ASSISTANTS TERM (August 24th - June 25th, 2027) The Montreal Lake Cree Nation Education Department is now...
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Montreal Lake
Cree Nation
The Montreal Lake Cree Nation is a distinct First Nation among the Aboriginal peoples of Canada in that they possess a unique historical cultural heritage, and as such, form a people with a common political consciousness.
We strive to maintain the social, economic and political bases of the First Nations people represented herein, including their rights to land and resources, culture, language, self-government and self-determination.
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Our Mission
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Highest Quality Of Life For All Its Members
The Montreal Lake Cree Nation is a distinct First Nation among the Aboriginal peoples of Canada in that they possess a unique historical cultural heritage, and as such, form a people with a common political consciousness.
We strive to maintain the social, economic and political bases of the First Nations people represented herein, including their rights to land and resources, culture, language, self-government and self-determination.
Our History
In 1876, Governor Alexander Morris, appointed by federal Order-in-Council, was empowered as a Treaty Commissioner to negotiate a treaty with First Nations living within the limits of what would become Treaty Six.
He, alone, had the authority to negotiate a lawful treaty; and he did with the Plains and Wood Cree Indians and other tribes of Indians between August 23-29 and on September 9, 1876.