(Treaty 5, 6, 8 & 10) PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) has officially signed an agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan to assume operations of the Stepping Stones emergency shelter, ensuring continued servicesfor people experiencing...
Monday, April 7th to Thursday April 10th. PA Exhibition, Prince Albert, SK View Program Day 1 Livestream Day 2 Livestream Day 3 Livestream Day 4 Livestream
Hunger Games 2024 Hamper List Hunger Games 2024 Letter 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...
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...
Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) has officially signed an agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan to assume operations of the Stepping Stones emergency shelter, ensuring continued services for people experiencing homelessness in the city.
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.
Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) has officially signed an agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan to assume operations of the Stepping Stones emergency shelter, ensuring continued services for people experiencing homelessness in the city.
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Monday, April 7th to Thursday April 10th. PA Exhibition, Prince Albert, SK Click to view Program and Livestream
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.