Yorkton Tribal Council - Tribal Justice Department
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We offer the following programs, the Aboriginal Court Worker program, Alternative Measures, Adult Reintegration, Youth Reintegration, Community Traffic Safety, Stop Lift program, Engaging Young Leaders & Peer Mediation in the schools.
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Vision: “THE PURPOSE OF THE YORKTON TRIBAL ADMINISTRATION INC., IS TO PROVIDE HIGH SERVICE TO OUR MEMBER COMMUNITIES AND TO PROMOTE SELF SUFFICIENCY BASED ON OUR INHERENT RIGHTS IN THE SPIRIT INTENT OF TREATY.”
Yorkton Tribal Council ~ Tribal Justice Department: Mission; “The purpose of the Yorkton Tribal Council ~ Tribal Justice Department is to provide services in the area of justice administration, which are sensitive to the cultural needs of the First Nations and Aboriginal people on reserve and in the urban environment. We work in conjunction with the communities to develop and implement First Nation administered justice services, which is found upon and reflects the Inherent and Treaty rights of the YTC First Nations as approved by the YTC Chiefs.”
Our Organization was established as per our Incorporation Date of July 6, 1989.
Our Organization provides these Programs and Services: Administration, Economic Development, Education, Health, Justice, Technical Services, Finance, Band Government and Organization Support, Internal Human Resource Development, Recreation, and Urban Services.
Our Organization serves the six (6) YTC Member First Nations of Ocean Man, Kahkewistahaw, Sakimay, The Key, Keeseekoose and Cote First Nations. However in Justice we provide service to the Yorkton Geographical area, which includes Independent First Nations and the Towns of Melville, as well as Kamsack, Pelly, Canora and Broadview and the surrounding rural area.
Our Organization serves the Aboriginal people and non-Aboriginal; people of the area. We work with many groups and organizations as well. In Justice we work with the Corrections and Public Safety and Policing, Yorkton Prosecutors, Court Personnel in 5 Circuit Court locations, The Saskatchewan Closed Custody Youth Facilities, and many other Agencies require our services as well.
