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Inspired by Our Past Invested in Our Future Fort McKay is located along the banks of the Athabasca River roughly 60 kilometres north of Fort McMurray. The…
Inspired by Our Past Invested in Our Future Fort McKay is located along the banks of the Athabasca River roughly 60 kilometres north of Fort McMurray. Th…
The Cree expanded steadily westward from the Hudson-James Bay country. Although the arrival of the Cree in the Lac la Biche region, is unknown, archaeolo…
Fort McKay First Nation Fort McKay First Nation, a reservation in northern Canada, is home to nearly 400 Cree, Dene and other indigenous people. In the 1…
Ever since fighting “The Beast” — a massive system of wildfires that devastated Fort McMurray and swept through northern Alberta in 2016 — Ron Quintal say…
Report include Treaty Land Entitlement reports for Fort McKay, Kawacatoose, Lac La Ronge Indian Band and a short history of Treaty Land Entitlement by Do…
The project, known as the East Tank Farm Development, is located about 30 kilometres north of Fort McMurray, Alta. According to a Suncor news release, th…
Fort McKay First Nation: 2023/24 Residential Redevelopment Project Fort McKay First Nation is proposing the demolishing of twelve existing residential ho…
Our Story Fort McKay – Past, Present, and Future. About Fort McKay The Fort McKay First Nation has nearly 900 band members of which about 500 reside in t…
Our Community Like any small Canadian community, Fort McKay First Nation builds and maintains the required infrastructure such as roads, schools and comm…
Businesses Business Goals Our goal is to build a strong and healthy community in Fort McKay. First Nation-owned Business Revenues account for 52% of tota…
Governance Chief Raymond Powder A proud member of the Fort McKay First Nation, Raymond attended post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan and Alberta i…
Daycare The Mothers of McKay (M.O.M.) Association Overview The Mothers of McKay (M.O.M.) Association is a non-profit society that aims to provide safe, r…
Fort McKay Contents Fort McKay (formerly Fort MacKay) is a small First Nations (Aboriginal) village in Wood Buffalo with a population of 621 in 2021. Lik…
Education Fort McKay First Nation believes that education is the foundation of ensuring a healthy and sustainable community for future generations. Fort …
Events Celebrate Your Roots A number of exciting events are held in Fort McKay throughout the year. From children’s summer camps to vibrant cultural fest…
Housing What we do The Housing Department is responsible for Property Management operations for all houses that are owned by the Fort McKay First Nation.…
The Fort McKay First Nation was originally part of the same Band, but split off in 1942. As of September 2019[update], the Fort McMurray First Nation had
Job Board Teacher – Grade 9 Teacher – Division 3Education Department ABOUT ELSIE FABIAN SCHOOL The Elsie Fabian School opened its doors September of 2022…
A Fort McKay First Nation man is dead after being injured in the Athabasca River during major flooding that forced thousands of people from their homes i…
Active RFPs Assessment of Alternatives to Proposed Mine Water Releases in the Oil Sands Mining Sector Request for Proposal Prepared on behalf of and in p…
Riverside Riverside Continuing Care Centre Overview Riverside Continuing Care Centre is located by the beautiful Athabasca River in the community of Fort…
MacKay, the first president of the Northern Alberta Medical Association. The community's name is spelled Fort McKay by the Fort McKay First Nation. In
The Fort McKay First Nation is situated in the heart of Canada's Athabasca oil sands and is surrounded by industrial development. As a young chief in the…
N.W.T. First Nation to rebuild climate research station ravaged by late-season wildfire The Scotty Creek Research Facility near Fort Simpson, N.W.T., use…
Fort William First Nation declares state of emergency over drug epidemic Fort William First Nation in northwestern Ontario has declared a state of emerge…
Anemki Unity Winter Classic set for March in Thunder Bay, Fort William First Nation Officials announced the new hockey tournament at Fort William First N…
Doig River First Nation, northeast of Fort St. John, remains on evacuation order on Tuesday A wildfire near the Doig River First Nation is pictured from …
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