• Alex Janvier's mosaic, Tsa tsa ke k'e (Iron Foot Place), revealed at Rogers Place

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  • Cold Lake First Nations Community Website

    "A livelihood for a livelihood"

    Cold Lake First Nations is pleased to welcome the world to our community website. We hope to continue to honor our Elders, both past and present, by proudly sharing our stories, history and current events with you. We dedicate this website to all the Elders and to the children of the Cold Lake First Nations. Enjoy your visit!
    Masi Chok. (Thank you).

  • Denesųłįné Language App

    Click the link below to download our app for the iPhone or iPad



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Łuéchogh Túé Announcements

  • NOTICE OF BAND MEETING +

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  • Statement on BCR 030-2016-2017 +

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  • BCR #030-2016-2017 +

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  • Appeals Decision Aug11 Candidates List +

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  • Treaties 1-11 Chiefs Strategize to Implement Action Plan

    November 2, 2015, Traditional territory of Treaty No.7…Cold Lake First Nation’s (CLFN) Chief Bernice Martial and leadership attended the Treaties 1-11 Post Election Strategy meeting at the Grey Eagle Hotel at Tsuut’ina Nation.
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  • Welcome

    Cold Lake First Nations is a Denesuline (Chipewyan) Tribe and part of the Dene Nation. Located 300 kilometers northeast of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, this dynamic First Nation has a total membership of over 2400 members. Approximately 1500 Band Members live in or near its three distinct neighbouring communities, namely "LeGoff"(Indian Reserve 149), "Cold Lake" (Indian Reserve 149 A) and "English Bay" (Indian Reserve 149 B) all of which are located in the scenic Cold Lake area.

  • First Nations bear the risks of oilsands development

    Aboriginal communities fear environmental contamination and health problems related to oilsands mining, but say few people are listening to their concerns.
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  • Chief Martial Speaks on Experience at TRC Gathering

    Cold Lake First Nations Chief & Council invited mem-bers to attend the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) closing ceremonies in Ottawa. In attendance at the TRC event was: Chief Ber-nice Martial, Joyce Metch-ewais, Elise Charland, Frank Charland, Angie Grandbois, and Annabelle Martial.

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Employment Opportunities

  • 2016 07 Imperial Cold Lake Employment Opportunity Form +

    For any questions, comments on this document or to submit an opportunity please contact Imperial Cold Lake Socioeconomic Advisor Susan Scott This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 780-639-5194 Read More
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