Cold Lake First Nation
Alberta, Canada
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Cold Lake First Nations Administration Office
P.O. Box 1769 | Cold Lake, AB | T9M 1P4 Phone: 780-594-7183 | Fax: 780-594-3577 Cold Lake First Nations Health Center Box 8100| Cold Lake, AB | T9M 1N1 Phone: 780-594-2473 Confidential Fax: 587-840-6336 |
General Information
Cold Lake First Nations is a Denesuline (Chipewyan) Tribe and part of the Dene Nation. Located 336 kilometers northeast of Edmonton, Alberta, this dynamic First Nation has a total membership of over 2,900 members.
The majority of Band Members live in three distinct neighboring communities, namely LeGoff, English Bay and Cold Lake Town Reserves located near scenic Cold Lake. Many of the members reside in urban centres, such as Edmonton.
Cold Lake First Nations is a Denesuline (Chipewyan) Tribe and part of the Dene Nation. Located 336 kilometers northeast of Edmonton, Alberta, this dynamic First Nation has a total membership of over 2,900 members.
The majority of Band Members live in three distinct neighboring communities, namely LeGoff, English Bay and Cold Lake Town Reserves located near scenic Cold Lake. Many of the members reside in urban centres, such as Edmonton.
Leadership
The Leadership strives to achieve the vision of the Nations, empowerment, improved quality of life, and self-sufficiency.
It is the mandate of the Council to work for the Nations to ensure that their Treaty Rights are honoured and that members have every opportunity to derive a prosperous livelihood from the resources of the Nations’ traditional lands. The Nations are rich in assets: the people, the languages, cultures and the land.
The Leadership strives to achieve the vision of the Nations, empowerment, improved quality of life, and self-sufficiency.
It is the mandate of the Council to work for the Nations to ensure that their Treaty Rights are honoured and that members have every opportunity to derive a prosperous livelihood from the resources of the Nations’ traditional lands. The Nations are rich in assets: the people, the languages, cultures and the land.
Chief and Council
- Chief Kelsey Jacko
- Councilor Travis Matchatis
- Councilor Deion Blackman
- Councilor Lorette Angnaluak
- Councilor Bernice Martial
- Councilor Eliza Minoose-Flores
- Councilor Jacinta Janvier
Treaty Days
- For more information, please visit the Nation’s website.
