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About Us
Location The Montana Indian Reservation, No. 139 is located approximately 90 kilometers south of Edmonton and 3 kilometers east of Highway No. 2A. (see map) It is the smallest First
Our Mission
The Montana First Nation will increasingly exercise its inherent sovereignty and implement its Tribal government. Future endeavors are: take over more and more of the control and administration of programs
History
Historical Background [su_row][su_column size="1/2" center="no" class=""] Treaty 6 was negotiated with the Plains and Wood Cree Indians in what is now central Alberta and Saskatchewan at Fort Carlton and Fort
News and Job opportunities
Plastic Garbage Cart Program for Montana First Nation
Click on the link below to download the details
MFN Plastic Cart Communications Letter (pdf)
Congratulations to these Maskwacis players invited to play with Kapawe’no Maskwak.
The Kapawe’no Maskwak team took Bronze at the Battle of the Border 2025, hosted by Onion Lake. Score: 4-1 vs Onion Lake Braves. Congratulations Kapawe’no Maskwak team!! Tayton Strongman (Forward)
Alberta boosts funding for Indigenous businesses
Alberta’s government is increasing the Aboriginal Business Investment Fund (ABIF) by $2.5 million for the second year in a row, doubling it from $5 million in Budget 2022 to $10
Comprehensive Community Planning (CCP)
Click on the link below to access the Land Use and Comprehensive Community Planning: Land Use and Comprehensive Community Planning page
