Call for First Nation Artist Submissions
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...
PAGC Media Release: Senator Sol Sanderson Honoured
Photo credit (Tina Pelletier: L-R: FNUniv Board member Karen Bird, FNUniv Board member Fabian Head, PAGC Executive Director Al Ducharme, Sen. Nolan Henderson, Senator Sol Sanderson, FSIN Vice Chief Craig McCallum, Elder Maria Campbell, FNUniv President Dr. Jacqueline...
Congratulations to Cst. Emery McKenzie of the RCMP!
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. After graduating on May 6th, Constable McKenzie has joined the Ahtahkakoop detachment, bringing...
Indigenous authors honoured during PAGC Fine Arts Festival
As part of the opening ceremonies for the Prince Albert Grand Council’s Fine Arts Festival, Rose and Elizabeth Roberts were presented with Star Blankets.Recent Posts
- Indigenizing Saskatchewan Curriculum – Meeting Highlights
It was an inspiring and meaningful two days at the /ndigenizing Saskatchewan Curriculumgathering held at Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatchewan. Around 30 high school teachersfrom across the province came together to share knowledge, experiences, and visions foradvancing Indigenous education in Saskatchewan. - PAGC Media Release
a new book series that examines the lasting impact of the 1930 Natural Resources Transfer Agreements through First Nations perspectives. - PAGC calls mitigation crews ‘unsung heroes’ of wildfire prevention
(Pre-Confederation, Treaty 5, 6, 8 & 10) PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – Forest mitigationcrews are already at work across Saskatchewan, with about 100 people currentlydeployed on the land months before wildfire season reaches its peak. Click to read full Media Release - PAGC Media Release-PAGC calls decision-makers together after hospital security incidents raise safety concerns
The Prince Albert Grand Council will bring together senior decision-makers Friday in response to recent hospital security incidents involving Indigenous patients that have intensified calls for accountability across Saskatchewan. Click to read full Media Release - PAGC Joint Media Release – Federal Boost for Kistahpinanihk Project
The leadership of Lac La Ronge IndianBand (LLRIB), Montreal Lake Cree Nation (MLCN) and Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation(PBCN), together with Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC), welcomed today’sannouncement of $15 million in federal funding for the proposed Prince AlbertConvention and Cultural Event Centre. Click to read full Media Release