Treaty One

Treaty One Treaty One is composed of the seven First Nations who are signatories that signed in 1871

NOW HIRING: TWO OPPORTUNITIES WITH TREATY ONETreaty One Nations is currently hiring for two positions within the Departm...
08/26/2026

NOW HIRING: TWO OPPORTUNITIES WITH TREATY ONE

Treaty One Nations is currently hiring for two positions within the Department of Property & Planning:

Environmental Coordinator
Support environmental stewardship across Treaty One Territory through project coordination, research, engagement, partnerships, and initiatives related to land, water, climate change, environmental assessments, and other Treaty One priorities.

Learn more and apply:
https://treaty1.ca/employment-opportunity-environmental-coordinator/

Executive Administrative Coordinator
Provide administrative and operational support to the Department of Property & Planning, including meetings, communications, records, project coordination, financial administration, and departmental activities.

Learn more and apply:
https://treaty1.ca/employment-opportunity-executive-administrative-coordinator/

Closing Date for both positions: September 2, 2026 at 12:00 p.m.
Priority will be given to members of Treaty No. 1 Communities.

SANDY BAY CLOSES OUT THE 2026 TREATY ONE POWWOW TRAILThe final stop on the 2026 Treaty One Powwow Trail brought us to Sa...
08/25/2026

SANDY BAY CLOSES OUT THE 2026 TREATY ONE POWWOW TRAIL

The final stop on the 2026 Treaty One Powwow Trail brought us to Sandy Bay First Nation this past weekend, and it was a great way to close out another powwow season.

Miigwech to Sandy Bay for welcoming everyone into the community for a weekend filled with dancing, singing, visiting and celebration. From Grand Entry to the final songs of the weekend, the powwow brought people together and gave us one more opportunity to celebrate our culture and our communities.

With Sandy Bay marking the final stop, we also want to thank each of our Treaty One Nations for welcoming visitors throughout the summer and making this year’s Powwow Trail another memorable one.

Miigwech to all of the dancers, drum groups, Elders, organizers, volunteers, vendors, families and visitors who were part of the 2026 Treaty One Powwow Trail.

Until next powwow season. 🪶

6TH ANNUAL NATION CHALLENGE GOLF TOURNAMENT ⛳Another Nation Challenge Golf Tournament is in the books!Miigwech to everyo...
08/18/2026

6TH ANNUAL NATION CHALLENGE GOLF TOURNAMENT ⛳

Another Nation Challenge Golf Tournament is in the books!

Miigwech to everyone who came out, hit the course and supported this year’s tournament. It was a great day of golf, friendly competition and bringing people together in support of our Treaty One Nations.

This year’s tournament raised $50,000 in support of our Councils and the important work they continue to do for their Nations and communities.

Congratulations to this year’s Nation Challenge champions, representing Brokenhead Ojibway Nation: Councillor Wendel Sinclair Jr., Ryan Coffin, Matt Sopher and Chris Monkman. A great showing on the course and a well-earned win!

A big thank you as well to Bel Acres Golf & Country Club for continuing to welcome and host us each year. We always appreciate the hospitality and the great setting you provide for the Nation Challenge.

We also want to recognize all of our sponsors who helped make the 6th Annual Nation Challenge Golf Tournament possible. Your support plays a major role in the success of this event, and we’re grateful to have so many organizations and partners continue to support Treaty One.

Miigwech to all of the golfers, volunteers, staff and everyone working behind the scenes who helped make the day a success.

We appreciate everyone who joined us this year and look forward to seeing you back on the course for the next Nation Challenge! ⛳

NOW HIRING: Finance ControllerTreaty One Nations is seeking a Finance Controller to provide leadership and oversight of ...
08/18/2026

NOW HIRING: Finance Controller

Treaty One Nations is seeking a Finance Controller to provide leadership and oversight of financial operations across Treaty One Nations and its related entities.

Reporting to the Executive Director, the Finance Controller will oversee accounting operations, financial reporting, budgeting, internal controls, audit readiness, funding compliance, cash management, and financial systems.

As a member of management, the Finance Controller will also lead and support the Finance Department, work closely with senior management across Treaty One entities, and help strengthen financial processes, accountability, and organizational capacity.

What you’ll help lead:

• Full-cycle accounting and day-to-day financial operations

• Financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow

• Internal controls, audits, and funding compliance

• Financial planning and decision-making across Treaty One entities

• Financial services provided to subsidiary companies

• Leadership, supervision, and mentorship of finance staff

• Financial systems, processes, and organizational accountability

This position is an opportunity to play a key role in supporting the financial stewardship, sustainability, and continued growth of Treaty One Nations and its related entities.

The position is based out of Treaty One Nations at 103-1075 Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.

If you are an experienced finance professional with a background in accounting, financial management, reporting, budgeting, and team leadership, we encourage you to apply.

Closing Date: September 16, 2026

Send your cover letter, resume, and three references to:

[email protected]

Learn more and view the full job posting here:

https://treaty1.ca/employment-opportunity-finance-controller/

Priority will be given to members of Treaty No. 1 Communities. Please self-identify as First Nations in your cover letter.

A LOOK BACK AT LONG PLAIN FIRST NATION POWWOW 🪶As the Treaty One Powwow Trail gets ready to make its final stop of the s...
08/17/2026

A LOOK BACK AT LONG PLAIN FIRST NATION POWWOW 🪶

As the Treaty One Powwow Trail gets ready to make its final stop of the summer, we’re looking back at the Long Plain First Nation Powwow and another great weekend on the Trail.

Long Plain had a little bit of everything that makes powwow season what it is. The grounds were busy, the drums were sounding, dancers filled the arbour and there were plenty of familiar faces catching up throughout the weekend.

Miigwech to Long Plain First Nation for welcoming everyone and hosting another memorable gathering. We’re glad to have had Long Plain as part of another great summer travelling the Treaty One Powwow Trail.

Now there’s just one stop left.

The Treaty One Powwow Trail wraps up this weekend in Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation. We hope to see everyone out there as we close out the 2026 powwow season together. 🪶

THE POWWOW TRAIL STOPS IN SAGKEENG FIRST NATION 🪶Sagkeeng First Nation hosted another great Powwow, bringing together da...
08/11/2026

THE POWWOW TRAIL STOPS IN SAGKEENG FIRST NATION 🪶

Sagkeeng First Nation hosted another great Powwow, bringing together dancers, singers, families and visitors for a weekend of celebration and community.

The grounds stayed busy throughout the gathering, with strong singing, great dancing and plenty of people coming out to take in the Powwow. Grand Entries, intertribal songs and time spent visiting around the grounds made for a great atmosphere throughout the weekend.

Powwow season is always a good opportunity to visit, reconnect and spend time together, and Sagkeeng was another great stop along the Treaty One Powwow Trail.

Miigwech to Sagkeeng First Nation for hosting and to everyone who helped make the weekend a good one, including the organizers, volunteers, dancers, singers, drummers and everyone who came out to support the gathering.

BROKENHEAD OJIBWAY NATION POWWOW 🪶Another great weekend of Powwow took place this past weekend as dancers, singers, fami...
08/10/2026

BROKENHEAD OJIBWAY NATION POWWOW 🪶

Another great weekend of Powwow took place this past weekend as dancers, singers, families and visitors gathered in Brokenhead Ojibway Nation for three days of culture, community and celebration.

With beautiful weather throughout the weekend, the Powwow grounds were filled with the sound of the drum, colourful regalia and plenty of people coming together to enjoy the gathering. It was a perfect weekend to dance, sing and sway the Anishinaabe way while spending time with family, friends and visitors from across the region.

Brokenhead marked the second-last stop on this year’s Treaty One Powwow Trail, continuing a summer filled with gatherings throughout Treaty One Territory. From the Grand Entries and dancing to the singing, visiting and time spent together around the grounds, the weekend was another great reminder of what makes Powwow season such a special time of year.

Miigwech to Brokenhead Ojibway Nation for welcoming everyone to the community and to all of the dancers, singers, drummers, volunteers and visitors who helped make the weekend another memorable stop along the Treaty One Powwow Trail.

With just one stop remaining, we look forward to closing out another great summer of Powwow across Treaty One Territory.

NOW HIRING: Finance & Accounting ClerkTreaty One Nations is seeking a Finance & Accounting Clerk to support the financia...
08/10/2026

NOW HIRING: Finance & Accounting Clerk

Treaty One Nations is seeking a Finance & Accounting Clerk to support the financial operations of Treaty One Nations, Treaty One Development Corporation, Treaty One Construction Company, and Oodena Gas & Convenience.

Reporting to the Senior Finance Officer, this role will support day-to-day financial administration and help ensure financial records are accurate, reliable, and maintained in accordance with organizational policies and funding requirements.

The Finance & Accounting Clerk will assist with transaction processing, reconciliations, payroll administration, banking activities, financial reporting, audit preparation, and other key financial functions across Treaty One and its affiliated entities.

What you’ll help support:

• Accounts payable and accounts receivable

• Financial records, reconciliations, and reporting

• Payroll administration and banking activities

• Budgeting and contribution agreement reporting

• Year-end audit preparation

• Contracts, leases, and organizational asset records

• Financial controls, systems, and process improvements

This position is an opportunity to contribute to the strong financial stewardship, accountability, and continued growth of Treaty One Nations and its affiliated organizations.

The position is based out of Treaty One Nations at 103-1075 Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.

If you have experience in accounting, bookkeeping, finance, or financial administration and are looking to contribute your skills within a growing First Nations organization, we encourage you to apply.

Closing Date: August 21, 2026

Send your cover letter, resume, and three references to:

[email protected]

Learn more and view the full job posting here:

https://treaty1.ca/employment-opportunity-finance-accounting-clerk/

Priority will be given to members of Treaty No. 1 Communities. Please self-identify as First Nations in your cover letter.

THANK YOU TO OUR 6TH ANNUAL NATION CHALLENGE GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORSTreaty One would like to extend a sincere thank you...
08/04/2026

THANK YOU TO OUR 6TH ANNUAL NATION CHALLENGE GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORS

Treaty One would like to extend a sincere thank you to all the sponsors who supported the 6th Annual Nation Challenge Golf Tournament.

Your contributions helped make this year’s tournament a successful day of golf, networking, and community. We are grateful to each organization that stepped forward as a Thunderbird Sponsor, Hawk Sponsor, Cart Sponsor, Advanced Hole Sponsor, activity sponsor, or Hole Sponsor.

Thunderbird Sponsor
PCL Construction
Hawk Sponsor
Brokenhead Ojibway Nation
Cart Sponsors
Derksen Plumbing & Heating (1984) Ltd.
Fillmore Riley LLP
Bockstael Construction Limited
Closest-to-the-Pin Sponsor
Deloitte
Advanced Hole Sponsors
Derksen Plumbing & Heating (1984) Ltd.
FCC Indigenous Financing
World Indigenous Business Forum
Clarke Financial Planning and Insurance Services
Colliers
Vincent Design Inc.
Stantec Architecture & Consulting Ltd.
Hole Sponsors
First Peoples Economic Growth Fund
POS Systems
Lavergne Draward & Associates Inc.
P4 Electric
Powertec Electric Inc.
Number TEN Architectural Group
Kenmare Developments Inc.
Primary Engineering & Construction
Epp Siepman Engineering
Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation
Shawano Wapunong Investments Corporation
Tetra Tech
Robinson Supply

Miigwech to every sponsor for helping us deliver another memorable Nation Challenge Golf Tournament. We truly appreciate your continued partnership and support.

08/01/2026

We’re LIVE from the Annual Sagkeeng First Nation Powwow! 🪶

Join us as the 1st Grand Entry gets underway, kicking off a day of culture, song, dance, and community. Tune in and celebrate with us from wherever you are.

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103-1075 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
R3G0R8

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+12047833110

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