Chief and Council - Saddle Lake Cree Nation

“The Saddle Lake Cree Nation’s governance structure empowers the elected Chief and Council to oversee the land, property, and affairs of the membership. As the political arm of the Nation, the Chief and Council are responsible for: – Program and service delivery – Financial management and oversight – Policy development and implementation – Planning and control systems – Negotiations with the federal government to secure funding and resources Supported by the administrative function, the Chief and Council work to: – Ensure effective management of community affairs – Implement policies and programs – Manage finances and resources – Coordinate services and initiatives – Advocate for the community’s interests and improve the quality of life for Saddle Lake Cree Nation members. The Chief and Council play a vital role in shaping the Nation’s future and addressing the needs of its members. Their efforts to increase federal funding and bring in new programs and resources are crucial for the community’s growth, development, and prosperity.”