PAGC Media Release: PAGC says federal wildfire funding announcement repackages old money, calls for risk-based allocations to northern First Nations
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PAGC to Operate Prince Albert Emergency Shelter, permanent site in the works
(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...
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2025 Fine Arts Festival
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 LivestreamRecent Posts
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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. - 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