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- James Smith Cree Nation
Current Announcements No announcements during this time James Smith Cree Nation 1-306-864-3636
- JSCN ~ James Smith Band - James Smith Cree Nation
The James Smith Cree Nation is located 58 kilometers east of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, and is 15,099 hectares in size This first nation has a present population of 3,412, with the on-reserve population estimated to be at 1,892 members The original language spoken is Cree
- History of the community of James Smith Cree Nation
The James Smith reserve was historically known as Fort-a-la-Corne Situated near the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, Fort-a-la-Corne became a gathering place of many different First Nations Later this area would become a gateway to the western regions of Canada Trading posts would eventually become a common place with the
- Readers are reminded that history material will be added on consistent . . .
History of the community of James Smith Cree Nation: This first nation received its name from the original chief; who signed Treaty No 6 in 1876 At Fort Carlton The population at the time were 134 members or 32 families The James Smith Cree Nation is located 58 kilometers east of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, and is 15,099 hectares in size
- JSCN ~ Peter Chapman Band - James Smith Cree Nation
In the year 2000, the combined membership of the James Smith Cree Nation, all 2700 members voted to restore and reinstate the three bands of JSCN, namely; the Cumberland 100A First Nation Peter Chapman Band; the James Smith Cree Nation; and the Chakastaypasin Band of the Cree Nation to their original and intended form
- Wait until Monday, Husky tells oil-impacted First Nation
During their meeting with Husky on Thursday, which was attended by James Smith Cree Nation leaders and representatives from Indigenous communities further downstream, elders outlined their concern that contamination could move up the food chain through mammals drinking from the river or eating poisoned fish and crayfish
- JAMES SMITH CREE NATION
The James Smith Cree Nation 370 Post Secondary Board met for a previously scheduled meeting on August 3 and 4, 2023 in Regina, Saskatchewan to incorporate previous changes into one document
- James Smith Cree Nation News
James Smith Cree Nation met with Husky Energy Officials and Department of Fisheries and Oceans officials to review the SCAT (Shoreline Clean-up Assessment Treatment) that took place last week on the James Smith Cree Nation
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