Arenas, stades et terrains de sport near Black Lake SK (19 Result(s))

Welcome! To the English River First Nation website.  This website hopes to give you an in-depth look at the beliefs and political structure surrounding a First Nation band.

We have both grew up in the local area with horses always being our passion. We started raising and breeding Quarter Horses over the past 10 years. In the summer of 2010 we built our dream 80 x 200 indoor riding facility for us along with out young family

Centrally located on the Yellowhead Highway (No. 16) between Lloydminster and Saskatoon, the Town of Battleford is primarily an agricultural service centre with a vibrant manufacturing sector and an ample supply of commercial and residential lots available for development. The majority of the Town's population is comprised of professionals and young families who enjoy a clean, safe and friendly environment along with affordable housing, taxes and utility services. From daycares to senior citizen centers, everything is centrally located or within a short walking distance.

The Swan Lake First Nations greatest assets are its people. To learn more about our community, and what it has to offer in the way of human resources, click below.Learn moreLooking for Skilled Workers?Swan Lake Development Corporation created a database of skilled workers, businesses and other resources in the area. We've done most of the heavy lifting to identify your next employee.Visit the link and see what our community has to offer your business.

In 2002 the Onion Lake Cree Nation Treaty Governance Office was established for the purposes of enhancing, protecting and passing on to future generations our Elders' and knowledge keepers' understanding of the original spirit and intent of Treaty No. 6 of 1876. This was done for both education and strategic purposes to coincide with and complement the overall present and future plans of the Onion Lake Cree Nation as a progressive and forward thinking Treaty No. 6 Nation being aware of the importance of the past as it pertains to the present so as to ensure a prosperous future for our future generations. - See more at: http://onionlake.ca/node/38/#sthash.lSZfCAj5.dpuf