Lac La Ronge Indian Band

08/25/2026

*Update: Rescinded on Friday, August 28 *

08/24/2026

08/23/2026

LLRIB Honours 150 Years of Treaty 6

Lac La Ronge Indian Band joined Treaty 6 Nations for the historic 150th anniversary commemoration, honouring the Chiefs and ancestors who entered into Treaty and the generations who have carried those promises forward.

The commemoration is both a celebration and a reminder: Treaty promises were made to last for generations... and there is still work to be done to fully honour them.

🎥 Chief Tammy Cook-Searson reflects on Treaty 6 at 150.

07/30/2026

🏡 You’re Invited! Join Us at an LLRIB Housing Condition Assessment Project Open House!

The Lac La Ronge Indian Band is inviting community members to attend one of three upcoming Open Houses to learn more about the Housing Condition Assessment Project and meet the team working in your community.

Open House Schedule

📍 La Ronge
Tuesday, August 4
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Jonas Roberts Memorial Community Centre
409 Far Reserve Road

📍 Sucker River
Wednesday, August 5
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Sucker River Band Hall
109 Sucker River Road (Sucker River Reserve )

📍 Hall Lake
Thursday, August 6
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Hall Lake Band Hall
349 Hall Lake Road (Morin Lake Reserve #217)

Come out to:

• Learn about the housing assessment process
• Ask questions and share your feedback
• Explore employment opportunities — we’re hiring!
• Enjoy catering
• Enter to win the grand prize (free entry!)
• Meet the project team

Everyone is welcome! We look forward to meeting with community members, answering your questions, and sharing how this important project will help support the future of housing across LLRIB communities.

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07/27/2026

LLRIB Lands and Resources will be conducting Baseline Water Samples and Sediment Samples throughout the dates of Aug 10-20 2026

We are looking for a Youth from each of LLRIB's communities (Grandmothers Bay, Stanley Mission, Sucker River, La Ronge, Hall Lake, Little Red) to participate in a one-day sample trip, they will work with a professional Aquatic Biologist from CanNorth Environmental Services and a Lands and Resources Staff Member.

If you are interested or know someone who is interested, please contact the LLRIB Traditional Lands and Resources Coordinator at 306-420-6078 (text available) or 306-420-1060.

07/25/2026

Fire Ban Rescinded for LLRIB Communities

The Lac La Ronge Indian Band Emergency Management Office is pleased to advise community members that the fire ban for all LLRIB communities has been rescinded effective immediately.

This applies to:

• La Ronge 156 & Kitsaki 156B
• Sucker River
• Stanley Mission
• Grandmother's Bay
• Hall Lake
• Little Red River Reserve

Recent rainfall across the region has significantly reduced the wildfire risk, and current conditions no longer warrant a fire ban. This decision aligns with the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency's lifting of fire restrictions across northern Saskatchewan.

While the fire ban has been lifted, everyone is reminded to continue using caution when having campfires or conducting any outdoor burning. Please:

• Never leave a fire unattended.
• Keep water or a shovel nearby to fully extinguish your fire.
• Ensure fires are completely out before leaving the area.
• Follow any local burning regulations and report wildfires immediately by calling 9-1-1 or your local fire department.

The recent rain has brought welcome relief, but conditions can change quickly. We ask everyone to continue doing their part to help protect our communities, families, cabins, traplines, and surrounding forests.

LLRIB Emergency Management thanks all residents for their patience, cooperation, and commitment to fire safety throughout this wildfire season.

Stay safe and enjoy the outdoors responsibly.

07/24/2026

✨ Amachewespimawin Community Gathering 2026 Recap ✨

What a wonderful three days of gathering, laughter and community spirit!

From Tuesday’s opening ceremonies, canoe regatta, gospel night, bingo and crib tournament, to Wednesday’s fun events, fish derby, bingo and Texas Hold’em, there was something for everyone. The gathering wrapped up Thursday with square dancing and jigging competitions, the horseshoe tournament, ladderball and the Missinipi Grand Ole Opry.

Throughout the gathering, community members also enjoyed traditional activities and crafts, including moose hide preparation and birch bark basket making, along with bouncy castles for the children.

Here are some photos from Wednesday that capture the joy, connection and community spirit felt throughout the gathering.

Thank you to the organizers, volunteers, participants and everyone who helped make this special event possible! 🧡

-Chief Tammy Cook-Searson