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First Nations, Métis, and Northern Citizens

Indian Status Application and Registration

Apply to become a Registered Indian under the Indian Act.

Duty to Consult First Nations and Métis Communities

Find out how the Government of Saskatchewan consults with First Nation and Métis communities about issues that may adversely impact Treaty or Aboriginal rights.

Federal Benefits and Rights for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis

Find information that can help you access forms related to Status applications and learn about Aboriginal human rights.

First Nations and Métis Education

Learn more about how the Government of Saskatchewan and First Nations and Métis people are working together to improve educational and future employment outcomes.

First Nations and Northern Community Businesses

Find First Nations business programs, services and opportunities. Connect with Aboriginal and Northern Saskatchewan Businesses.

Help for Aboriginal Victims of Crime

Find contact information for organizations that offer help and support to victims of crime in our province.

Moving Forward with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Information about how the Government of Saskatchewan is working with First Nations and Métis people to carry out recommendations set out in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s final report.

Saskatchewan First Nations, Métis, and Northern Affairs Directory

Look up contact information for chiefs, councillors, Aboriginal Affairs, Northern Development, Métis Nation, band and tribal councils within the Province of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan First Nations, Métis, and Northern Initiatives

Learn about programs and initiatives for Saskatchewan’s First Nations and Métis people, including Community Initiatives.

Tax Programs for First Nations Citizens

Find out how First Nations peoples can make on-reserve purchases that are exempt from tax.

Treaty and Aboriginal Rights for Hunting and Fishing

Learn more about Treaty and Aboriginal hunting and fishing rights in Saskatchewan.

Treaty Land and Entitlements

Find out more about treaty areas, treaty land entitlements, and specific claims.

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