Movie Party

Featured Film - “Hit Pig!”

Sunday, November 10, 2024
Doors open at 4 pm

Call 780-726-4179 to register

Must be a Saddle Lake Band Member. Transportation Available

Elite Theatre
4938 50 Ave. St. Paul, AB

We’re Hiring!

Wahkohtowin Society is looking to fill the following positions:

• Receptionist
• Reunification Supervisor
• Administrative Support - Intake
• O & M Manager
• Family Helpers (Support Workers) - 20 positions available.

Deadline to apply is November 14, 2024

Urgently Needed - 2 Cooks - Full Time

Saddle Lake Youth Centre

Please send resume and certifications via email only
alyssa.ermineskin@saddlelake.ca

Deadline to apply is November 8, 2024

SLPS Cheque Distribution Day

2024-2025 Cheque Distribution Dates

Portage College Open House
Cold Lake Campus

October 23, 2024
6:00 to 8:00 PM
Portage College Main Building

FREE BBQ

This is an excellent opportunity for future students to learn more about Portage College and the wide variety of programming offered across our campuses. Faculty and student advisors will be present, which provides the perfect opportunity for students to ask questions and learn more about programs, funding options, student services, and potential careers.  

The application fee of $53.50 will be waived for anyone who applies in person at the open houses *One application fee is waived per person. Those who apply to one of the programs offered by Portage College will be entered into a draw to win an iPad Air.

Each campus will have a FREE BBQ for everyone to enjoy.

Portage College Open House
St. Paul Campus

October 22, 2024
6:00 to 8:00 PM
Portage College Main Building

FREE BBQ

This is an excellent opportunity for future students to learn more about Portage College and the wide variety of programming offered across our campuses. Faculty and student advisors will be present, which provides the perfect opportunity for students to ask questions and learn more about programs, funding options, student services, and potential careers.  

The application fee of $53.50 will be waived for anyone who applies in person at the open houses *One application fee is waived per person. Those who apply to one of the programs offered by Portage College will be entered into a draw to win an iPad Air.

Each campus will have a FREE BBQ for everyone to enjoy.

Portage College Open House
Lac La Biche Campus

October 21, 2024
6:00 to 8:00 PM
Portage College Main Building

FREE BBQ

This is an excellent opportunity for future students to learn more about Portage College and the wide variety of programming offered across our campuses. Faculty and student advisors will be present, which provides the perfect opportunity for students to ask questions and learn more about programs, funding options, student services, and potential careers.  

The application fee of $53.50 will be waived for anyone who applies in person at the open houses *One application fee is waived per person. Those who apply to one of the programs offered by Portage College will be entered into a draw to win an iPad Air.

Each campus will have a FREE BBQ for everyone to enjoy.

Lakeland College Open House

9:00 am to 3:00 pm at both the Vermillion and Lloydminster Campuses

During Open House, we will be offering free applications to those who attend on campus, and our admissions team will be on hand to assist applicants through the Apply Alberta process. We encourage students to begin the process a day or two before Open House and bring their MyAlberta Digital ID and Alberta Student Number with them when they attend.

Here is a great resource on our website to help students. 

These are two of the best days of the year for Grade 12 students to come on campus and we hope you'll encourage any students who are thinking about Lakeland to attend either of the days. 

Lakeland College Open House

9:00 am to 3:00 pm at both the Vermillion and Lloydminster Campuses

During Open House, we will be offering free applications to those who attend on campus, and our admissions team will be on hand to assist applicants through the Apply Alberta process. We encourage students to begin the process a day or two before Open House and bring their MyAlberta Digital ID and Alberta Student Number with them when they attend.

Here is a great resource on our website to help students. 

These are two of the best days of the year for Grade 12 students to come on campus and we hope you'll encourage any students who are thinking about Lakeland to attend either of the days. 

SLCN - Cultural History & Healing Gathering

Monday, September 16, 2024 to Friday, September 20, 2024

SLCN - Cultural History & Healing Gathering

Monday, September 16, 2024 to Friday, September 20, 2024

SLCN - Cultural History & Healing Gathering

Monday, September 16, 2024 to Friday, September 20, 2024

SLCN - Cultural History & Healing Gathering

Monday, September 16, 2024 to Friday, September 20, 2024

SLCN - Cultural History & Healing Gathering

Monday, September 16, 2024 to Friday, September 20, 2024

SLCN - Back to School Days

Thursday, August 22, 2024
9:00 am to 3:00 pm (while supplies last - first come, first served)

Manitou Kihew Arena

• Fun Activities

• Back Packs

• K-5 Care Kits

• JR/SR School Supplies

• Door Prizes

• Photo Booth

• School Lunch Hampers

• Hair Cuts (please have clean hair)

Parents/Guardians are required to attend

For more information: Call Nicole at 780-726-3930 or Chantel at 780-726-3661

Rubaboo Arts Festival

July 19-28, 2024

amiskwaciwâskahikan
(Edmonton, AB)

Rubaboo is a Métis-Michif language word and means a rich stew filled with all good things. Rubaboo is a philosophy about what sustains us; it’s about feeding the spirit, and it’s about thriving. The theme of this year’s festival is to amplify that You Are Loved, and is infused into our beautifully curated programming.

“You Are Loved is a message we want to deeply convey with this year’s festival, and to Indigenous artists, creatives and our overall community. Our audiences will see, hear and feel themselves reflected in Rubaboo 2024, through the incredible art, music, performance, dance, plays, panels and workshops, that will celebrate and honour who we are as Indigenous Peoples.”
~ Christine Sokaymoh Frederick, Executive Director

This year’s festival features a powerful and engaging line-up, taking place at

• Brighton Block - 9666 Jasper Avenue
• Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre - 8529 Gateway Blvd. NW
(see schedule)

Rubaboo Arts Festival

July 19-28, 2024

amiskwaciwâskahikan
(Edmonton, AB)

Rubaboo is a Métis-Michif language word and means a rich stew filled with all good things. Rubaboo is a philosophy about what sustains us; it’s about feeding the spirit, and it’s about thriving. The theme of this year’s festival is to amplify that You Are Loved, and is infused into our beautifully curated programming.

“You Are Loved is a message we want to deeply convey with this year’s festival, and to Indigenous artists, creatives and our overall community. Our audiences will see, hear and feel themselves reflected in Rubaboo 2024, through the incredible art, music, performance, dance, plays, panels and workshops, that will celebrate and honour who we are as Indigenous Peoples.”
~ Christine Sokaymoh Frederick, Executive Director

This year’s festival features a powerful and engaging line-up, taking place at

• Brighton Block - 9666 Jasper Avenue
• Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre - 8529 Gateway Blvd. NW
(see schedule)

Rubaboo Arts Festival

July 19-28, 2024

amiskwaciwâskahikan
(Edmonton, AB)

Rubaboo is a Métis-Michif language word and means a rich stew filled with all good things. Rubaboo is a philosophy about what sustains us; it’s about feeding the spirit, and it’s about thriving. The theme of this year’s festival is to amplify that You Are Loved, and is infused into our beautifully curated programming.

“You Are Loved is a message we want to deeply convey with this year’s festival, and to Indigenous artists, creatives and our overall community. Our audiences will see, hear and feel themselves reflected in Rubaboo 2024, through the incredible art, music, performance, dance, plays, panels and workshops, that will celebrate and honour who we are as Indigenous Peoples.”
~ Christine Sokaymoh Frederick, Executive Director

This year’s festival features a powerful and engaging line-up, taking place at

• Brighton Block - 9666 Jasper Avenue
• Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre - 8529 Gateway Blvd. NW
(see schedule)

Rubaboo Arts Festival

July 19-28, 2024

amiskwaciwâskahikan
(Edmonton, AB)

Rubaboo is a Métis-Michif language word and means a rich stew filled with all good things. Rubaboo is a philosophy about what sustains us; it’s about feeding the spirit, and it’s about thriving. The theme of this year’s festival is to amplify that You Are Loved, and is infused into our beautifully curated programming.

“You Are Loved is a message we want to deeply convey with this year’s festival, and to Indigenous artists, creatives and our overall community. Our audiences will see, hear and feel themselves reflected in Rubaboo 2024, through the incredible art, music, performance, dance, plays, panels and workshops, that will celebrate and honour who we are as Indigenous Peoples.”
~ Christine Sokaymoh Frederick, Executive Director

This year’s festival features a powerful and engaging line-up, taking place at

• Brighton Block - 9666 Jasper Avenue
• Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre - 8529 Gateway Blvd. NW
(see schedule)

Rubaboo Arts Festival

July 19-28, 2024

amiskwaciwâskahikan
(Edmonton, AB)

Rubaboo is a Métis-Michif language word and means a rich stew filled with all good things. Rubaboo is a philosophy about what sustains us; it’s about feeding the spirit, and it’s about thriving. The theme of this year’s festival is to amplify that You Are Loved, and is infused into our beautifully curated programming.

“You Are Loved is a message we want to deeply convey with this year’s festival, and to Indigenous artists, creatives and our overall community. Our audiences will see, hear and feel themselves reflected in Rubaboo 2024, through the incredible art, music, performance, dance, plays, panels and workshops, that will celebrate and honour who we are as Indigenous Peoples.”
~ Christine Sokaymoh Frederick, Executive Director

This year’s festival features a powerful and engaging line-up, taking place at

• Brighton Block - 9666 Jasper Avenue
• Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre - 8529 Gateway Blvd. NW
(see schedule)

Rubaboo Arts Festival

July 19-28, 2024

amiskwaciwâskahikan
(Edmonton, AB)

Rubaboo is a Métis-Michif language word and means a rich stew filled with all good things. Rubaboo is a philosophy about what sustains us; it’s about feeding the spirit, and it’s about thriving. The theme of this year’s festival is to amplify that You Are Loved, and is infused into our beautifully curated programming.

“You Are Loved is a message we want to deeply convey with this year’s festival, and to Indigenous artists, creatives and our overall community. Our audiences will see, hear and feel themselves reflected in Rubaboo 2024, through the incredible art, music, performance, dance, plays, panels and workshops, that will celebrate and honour who we are as Indigenous Peoples.”
~ Christine Sokaymoh Frederick, Executive Director

This year’s festival features a powerful and engaging line-up, taking place at

• Brighton Block - 9666 Jasper Avenue
• Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre - 8529 Gateway Blvd. NW
(see schedule)

Rubaboo Arts Festival

July 19-28, 2024

amiskwaciwâskahikan
(Edmonton, AB)

Rubaboo is a Métis-Michif language word and means a rich stew filled with all good things. Rubaboo is a philosophy about what sustains us; it’s about feeding the spirit, and it’s about thriving. The theme of this year’s festival is to amplify that You Are Loved, and is infused into our beautifully curated programming.

“You Are Loved is a message we want to deeply convey with this year’s festival, and to Indigenous artists, creatives and our overall community. Our audiences will see, hear and feel themselves reflected in Rubaboo 2024, through the incredible art, music, performance, dance, plays, panels and workshops, that will celebrate and honour who we are as Indigenous Peoples.”
~ Christine Sokaymoh Frederick, Executive Director

This year’s festival features a powerful and engaging line-up, taking place at

• Brighton Block - 9666 Jasper Avenue
• Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre - 8529 Gateway Blvd. NW
(see schedule)

Rubaboo Arts Festival

July 19-28, 2024

amiskwaciwâskahikan
(Edmonton, AB)

Rubaboo is a Métis-Michif language word and means a rich stew filled with all good things. Rubaboo is a philosophy about what sustains us; it’s about feeding the spirit, and it’s about thriving. The theme of this year’s festival is to amplify that You Are Loved, and is infused into our beautifully curated programming.

“You Are Loved is a message we want to deeply convey with this year’s festival, and to Indigenous artists, creatives and our overall community. Our audiences will see, hear and feel themselves reflected in Rubaboo 2024, through the incredible art, music, performance, dance, plays, panels and workshops, that will celebrate and honour who we are as Indigenous Peoples.”
~ Christine Sokaymoh Frederick, Executive Director

This year’s festival features a powerful and engaging line-up, taking place at

• Brighton Block - 9666 Jasper Avenue
• Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre - 8529 Gateway Blvd. NW
(see schedule)

Indigenous Craft Market

Presented by Mannawanis Native Friendship Centre

March 23, 2024
4901 - 50 Street, St. Paul
10:00 am to 4:00 pm

Saddle Lake Community Market

March 20, 2024
Saddle Lake Arena Foyer
10:00 am to 3:00 pm

The Man Van
Simple Screening for Men

March 19, 2024
11:00 am to 3:00 pm

Open to all men 45 years and older

Intersession 2024
APPLICATION DEADLINE
MARCH 15

Saddle Lake Cree Nation - Free Tax Clinic

March 12 & 13, 2024
ayiwakes Community Hall

Saddle Lake Cree Nation - Free Tax Clinic

March 12 & 13, 2024
ayiwakes Community Hall