Whitefish Lake First Nation #128
Alberta, Canada
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Whitefish Lake Band Administration Office
Temporary Contact Number: 1-825-386-0079 Phone: 780-636-7000 Edmonton Area: 780-428-9501 Fax: 780-636-3534 Email: [email protected] PO Box 271, GOODFISH LAKE, AB, T0A 1R0 EMERGENCY CONTACT Temporary Contact Number: 1-825-386-007 |
General Information
The Whitefish Lake First Nation #128 community is located in the Northeastern part of Alberta covering 50 sq kms. It is located 206 Kilometers NE of Edmonton, 72 Kilometers NW of St. Paul and 68 Kilometers West of Bonnyville, Alberta. The community is home to approximately 3,237 members of which 1,204 are off-reserve and 2,033 reside on the reserve.
Whitefish Lake First Nations #128 is a community discovering its potential with a rich history of resiliency and determination. It has embraced the challenge of economic renewal as an opportunity to enrich the lives and brighten the futures of every member of the community.
Strong leadership, a tradition of excellence and the ability to recognize opportunities is leading to its reputation as a vibrant, independent and self-governing community. Every decision, every project and every new skill enhances the First Nation’s ability to take on new challenges and expand its scope of accomplishments. The First Nation believes that sustainable and diversified development is the key to growth and development.
The Whitefish Lake First Nation #128 community is located in the Northeastern part of Alberta covering 50 sq kms. It is located 206 Kilometers NE of Edmonton, 72 Kilometers NW of St. Paul and 68 Kilometers West of Bonnyville, Alberta. The community is home to approximately 3,237 members of which 1,204 are off-reserve and 2,033 reside on the reserve.
Whitefish Lake First Nations #128 is a community discovering its potential with a rich history of resiliency and determination. It has embraced the challenge of economic renewal as an opportunity to enrich the lives and brighten the futures of every member of the community.
Strong leadership, a tradition of excellence and the ability to recognize opportunities is leading to its reputation as a vibrant, independent and self-governing community. Every decision, every project and every new skill enhances the First Nation’s ability to take on new challenges and expand its scope of accomplishments. The First Nation believes that sustainable and diversified development is the key to growth and development.
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