Bigstone Asets

Bigstone Cree Nation Government, located in Opportunity No 17, Alberta, is dedicated to safeguarding and fortifying the essence and objectives of Treaty 8 and the ancestral lands for the present and future generations. Comprising three communities - Calling Lake, Chipewyan Lake, and Wabasca in Alberta - the Nation was established under the Treaty 8 agreement in 1899, receiving resources and reserve lands to govern and nurture its membership's growth. Wabasca, AB serves as the central hub for Bigstone Cree Nation, situated at the crossroads of Highway 813 and Highway 754, 123 km Northeast of Lesser Slave Lake. Identified as Woodland Cree People, the Nation oversees five reserves - Reserve 166, 166A, 166B, 166C, and 166D - enclosed by the lands of Municipal District of Opportunity #17. Boasting a membership of approximately five thousand individuals, both on and off reserve, as per the 2016 census, Bigstone Cree Nation embodies resilience and unity. Generated from the website content

The Bigstone Cree Nation (BCN) is a collective of three communities—Calling Lake, Chipewyan Lake, and Wabasca—located in Alberta, Canada. Established under the Treaty 8 agreement in 1899, BCN is dedicated to protecting and enhancing the spirit and intent of the treaty and its traditional lands for future generations. With a membership of approximately five thousand individuals, both on and off reserve, BCN operates from its headquarters in Wabasca. The Nation encompasses five reserves and focuses on various initiatives, including economic development, education, health services, and community support programs. Generated from the website

Bigstone Human Resources Development is an integral part of the Bigstone Cree Nation's commitment to the growth and well-being of its members. Situated in Opportunity No 17, Alberta, it operates within a network of departments dedicated to administration, economic development, education, finance, health services, and more. Through its focus on human resources, the organization plays a crucial role in supporting the community's needs and fostering sustainable development. Rooted in the spirit and principles of Treaty 8, Bigstone Human Resources Development works towards safeguarding the traditions and lands of the Cree Nation for future generations. With a strong emphasis on collaboration and empowerment, the department contributes to the overall governance and prosperity of the Bigstone community. By providing employment opportunities and training programs, it actively seeks to enhance the economic and social fabric of the region. Generated from the website content