PAGC Calls for Urgent Action During Ottawa Visit
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...
Opening of New Adult and Family Treatment Centre
Today, the Yuasni Treatment Centre is celebrating the grand opening of the holisticsubstance use treatment facility for adults and families. The centre provides counsellingservices with a significant focus on supporting family wellness, cultural knowledgesharing, life...
GATHERING OF NATIONS 2024
August 27 – 29, Chief Joseph Custer Grounds, Prince Albert, SK Dene Hand Games Registration FormDownload AgendaDownload
First Nation Leaders Demand Action as Wildfire Forces Sandy Bay Evacuation
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- STAFF/FAMILY INFLUENZA/COVID CLINIC
PAGC Health and Social Development is offering on site: STAFF/FAMILY INFLUENZA/COVID CLINIC: (Recommended for ages 6 months and up) OCTOBER 13 10am-4pm OCTOBER 15 10am-4pm OCTOBER 19 10am-4pm - PAGC Primary Care Clinic Accepting New Patients
- PAGC FIRST NATIONS POLICE SERVICE
Safer Communities. Stronger Nations. - Bobby Bird Memorial Awards 2025/2026
The Bobby Bird Memorial Awards recognize outstanding First Nations students in Grades 7–12 from PAGC member Nations for academic achievement and community involvement. Nominations are open until October 9, 2026. [Submit a Nomination Online] - 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.