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Cowessess First Nation | P.O. Box 100 | Cowessess, Saskatchewan | S0G 5L0
Ph: (306) 696–2520 | Fax: (306) 696–2767
Questions or Suggestions? Email website@cowessessfn.com

Recent Announcements

  • TransAlta-Aboriginal Relations Coordinator Job Summary: TransAlta seeks an Aboriginal Relations Coordinator who is a results oriented individual, and can effectively operate in an individual and team environment. The successful candidate must possess strong ...
    Posted Jan 24, 2012 11:27 AM by Dione Lerat
  • TransAlta- Summer Student Aboriginal Relations Job Summary: We are looking to hire a summer student to work with our Aboriginal Relations department from May to August 2012. Based out of Calgary headquarters, the successful candidate ...
    Posted Jan 24, 2012 11:21 AM by Dione Lerat
  • 2012 FSIN Men/Womens Softball Championships "VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED" Please see attached posting
    Posted Jan 24, 2012 8:23 AM by Dione Lerat
  • Job Opportunity... Please see attached Posting...
    Posted Jan 6, 2012 7:36 AM by Charlene Sparvier
  • JOB FIND PROGRAM... APPLICATION DEADLINE JANUARY 13, 2012PLEASE  SEE ATTACHED POSTING...
    Posted Jan 6, 2012 7:02 AM by Charlene Sparvier
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Recent HR Updates

  • TLE - On Reserve Trustee.pdf   73k - Jan 11, 2012 2:12 PM by Pat Criddle (v1)
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Welcome to the Cowessess First Nation Website

This website has been put together to serve as an informational and communication tool for the Cowessess membership and those interested in learning more about our community.

The Cowessess First Nation is located along the beautiful Qu’Appelle Valley with Crooked Lake and the Qu’Appelle River. Cowessess First Nation is located 15 kilometers north of Broadview, Saskatchewan.

There are presently 3,692 members, with approximately 712 living on-reserve and 2,980 living off-reserve. Many of the off-reserve members live in urban centers across Canada, with some also residing in the United States, and as far away as Australia. Economic and Community Development and Education and Training initiatives are taking a lead role creating employment and providing services and programs for its membership, hence, bridging the gap between on and off reserve membership.


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Cowessess First Nation Mandate

"Chief and Council of Cowessess First Nation strives to enhance the quality of life of all members of the Cowessess First Nation through the protection and enhancement of Treaty Rights and the provision of effective services through the development and implementation of existing and new programs"

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