Welcome
About Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council
The Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council is comprised of the member Nations of; Loon River First Nation – #476, Lubicon Lake Band – #453, Peerless Trout First Nation – #478, Whitefish Lake First Nation – #459 and Woodland Cree First Nation – #474. It was formed in 1995 to facilitate joint action by the member Nations on matters of mutual concern.
While there are many similarities between the five KTC member Nations, each has its own unique character and features. All are surrounded by a warmth and beauty rich with the culture and traditions of the Cree people.
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The primary role of the Tribal Council is to provide guidance and support to the individual member First Nations in developing and achieving success in the management and administration of their own programs with the intent of developing self-reliance.
The KTC – Administration assists when called upon in the areas of:
Finance – Negotiations – Administration Best Practices
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Values
We Believe in
Professionalism
We will conduct ourselves with honesty and integrity while upholding confidentiality.
We will be accountable in our service delivery by prompt reporting.
We will be committed to providing service and advice to the best of our abilities
Compassion
We will respect our relationships with co-workers, leaders, members and corporate partners.
Our communication will be kind in nature.
We will respect the uniqueness of all individuals and our Nations and relate to them with individuality.
Teamwork
We will assist others in any way we can through effective and efficient communication.
We will work within a unified environment.
We will uphold our responsibilities and maintain relationships at all times.
What Drives Us
Our Mission
“Through respectful partnerships, empowering our Nations by being a forward thinking exemplary team. Seizing opportunities by facilitating innovative and productive strategies to reach both individual and collectively defined objectives.”
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Newsletter Articles
Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council Welcomes New Grand Chief Gilbert Okemow
The Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council is proud to announce and congratulate Gilbert Okemow as the...
Nikan Kakike Awasisak Sensory Teepee
The Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council Nikan Kakike Awasisak Sensory Teepee was set up at Treaty Days...
Addressing Economic Leakage in First Nations Communities: A Path to Sustainable Growth
Economic leakage is a pressing issue in many First Nations communities, where locally earned money...
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