Lubicon Lake Nation

12/21/2021

Please note that the Cadotte Lake and Little Buffalo Waste Transfer Stations will be closed for the holidays on December 25 and January 1. Happy holidays!

03/08/2021

ᐃᐢᑫᐧᐊᐧᐠ iskwêwak: women, the givers of life

When women rise, we all rise with them.

The Muskotew Sakahikan Enowuk / Lubicon Lake Nation recognizes and honors the authorities and contributions that are inherent within Cree women and integral to the function of our societies. Today, on  take a moment to reflect on the women who have touched your lives, the formative roles they have played and show your appreciation.

02/24/2021

Like many other marginalized groups, Indigenous people in Canada often experience victimization and bullying every day. Today, the stands with all Canadians in pink shirts to bring awareness to the harms and lasting trauma that are associated with bullying. Do your part.

10/15/2020

Need help with groceries as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic? Apply for up to $100 in assistance today at www.Lubicon.net.

04/16/2019

The Muskotew Sakahikan Enowuk / Lubicon Lake Nation is pleased to announce Chief Bernard Ominayak's full endorsement for Pat Rehn, the United Conservative Party candidate for the Lesser Slave Lake constituency.

Following a community bbq in Little Buffalo today, Chief Bernard Ominayak had a great meeting with the Pat Rehn campaign team tonight. Respect for indigenous peoples, their chosen governments, consultation and economic development were all highlighted during the meeting. Chief Ominayak and a number community members discussed these positions following the meeting. Chief Ominayak thanks Pat for his commitment to indigenous peoples in the constituency and for his pledge to support economic development that advances indigenous peoples.

11/25/2018

"The Nation is not opposed to the Settlement generally, and would support Alberta choosing alternative lands to meet their obligations to the Band while preserving the interests of the Nation.

Chief Ominayak indicat[ed] a willingness to continue communications and negotiations: “the Nation remains willing and open to find a mutually acceptable resolution with respect to our unextinguished Aboriginal rights and Aboriginal title that is fair.”

Submitted by Lubicon Lake Nation  In a letter sent to Alberta Premier Rachel Notley yesterday, longtime Chief Bernard Ominayak of the Muskotew Sakahikan Enowuk, which is the traditional G…

11/20/2018

Did 's rush into a hasty deal with the ? Longtime Chief Bernard Ominayak of the Lubicon Lake Nation raised concerns about the deal to the Premier this week, including outstanding court actions that remain in court from 2013. https://t.co/rUSNn80VHi https://t.co/AgYK4WVTaZ

Issues Still Remain Unresolved says Chief Bernard OminayakLITTLE BUFFALO, AB, Nov. 20, 2018 /CNW/ - In a letter...

11/19/2018

Look for 's own Cynthia Tomlinson who will be presenting on customary Cree law with Dr. Tracey Lindberg, Sylvia Saysewahum & Janice Makokis today at the 2018 World Indigenous Law Conference