Prince Albert Grand Council

Cops vrs Cadets now known as the “Hunger Games” was originally started in early 1998 when the First Nations Cadets on the Carry The Kettle challenged the local RCMP to a Volleyball game.  The intention was to have a fun evening of volleyball and for the kids to relate to the local officers on a personal level.

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Ottawa, ON – From Oct. 7 to 11, Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) leadership, along with Chiefs from its member nations, travelled to Ottawa to demand immediate federal action on critical issues affecting First Nations in northern Saskatchewan. The delegation met...

Today, the Yuasni Treatment Centre is celebrating the grand opening of the holistic substance use treatment facility for adults and families.

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August 27 – 29, Chief Joseph Custer Grounds, Prince Albert, SK

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Yuasni Tipi Family Treatment Centre is inviting First Nations Artists from the PAGC communities to submit their artwork of a Buffalo Mural for the interior of the Yuasni Tipi Family Treatment Centre. This mural will highlight the longstanding connection and respect...

Prince Albert Grand Council s thrilled to announce that Senator Solomon Sanderson, a distinguished member of the Chakastaypasin Band of the Cree Nation, was honoured on Friday by the First Nations University of Canada. This recognition highlighted Sanderson’s extraordinary contributions to Indigenous education and his lifelong dedication to the advancement of First Nations rights and sovereignty.

We are thrilled to announce that Emery McKenzie, formerly the Executive Assistant to Grand Chief Brian Hardlotte, has now graduated and started her career with the RCMP.