Established in 1982, the Saskatoon Tribal Council has transcended from a two-person operation into a successful tribal region located in the treaty six territory. STC has grown into a major employment contributor within Saskatoon and surrounding area with over 250 employees.

As per AANDC funding, Tribal Council administration includes advisory services in the following areas: economic development; financial management; community planning; technical services; and band governance.

Member Nations

The Saskatoon Tribal Council member nations span three distinct linguistic cultures being Cree, Saulteux, and Dakota/Sioux. The STC member nations include:

• Kinistin Saulteaux Nation
• Mistawasis Nêhiyawak First Nation
• Muskeg Lake Cree Nation
• Muskoday First Nation
• One Arrow First Nation
• Whitecap Dakota First Nation
• Yellow Quill First Nation

Each member community is an autonomous nation governed by its own Chief and Council, laws and customs.  Collectively, STC represents approximately 11,000 First Nations people from the STC region, spanning over approximately 30,000 acres of reserve land (not including TLE, Specific Claim and traditional lands).  All members are located within a 200 km radius of Saskatoon.