OUR HISTORY

Muskowekwan First Nation is a Saulteaux (Ojibway) First Nation located approximately 140 km northeast of Regina.  As of May, 2008, the Muskowekwan First Nation had 1,517 registered people with about 400 on Reserve.

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JOB SEARCH

EXPORT connects people and businesses from our community with jobs, training and contract opportunities from industry. It also helps our leadership develop employment and training strategies, which is why we ask all members to create a profile.

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NEWS & EVENTS

Muskowekwan First Nation – Treaty 4 Agricultural Benefits Claim - View
Touchwood Agency Tribal Council- Misadministration Claim - View
Muskowekwan Custom Election Act ​- View
Letter to Membership - ​View
Federal Indian Day School Class Action ​- View
Muskowekwan First Nation's Claims Against Canada - Read the Notice

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Vision Statement 

The Muskowekwan First Nation, Signatory to Treaty Four as a sovereign, self-governing, and self-sufficient member of the Saulteaux Tribe, will provide a quality of life acceptable to its citizens based on promoting spiritual, physical, emotional and mental health of all citizens.

CONTACT

Muskowekwan First Nation
P.O. Box 249 Lestock,
Saskatchewan S0A 2G0
Phone: (306) 274-2061
Fax: (306) 274-2110
Toll Free: 1 (855) 274-2061