Keeseekoose First Nation
About our Nation
Phone: 306-542-4590
Fax: 306-542-2586
Keeseekoose First Nation is an Indigenous community located 18.3 Kilometers north of Kamsack Saskatchewan. Our band is named after Chief Khiishikouse who adhered to Treaty 4 (1875) in Swan Lake, Manitoba. Flooding of the reserve forced relocation to Saskatchewan where the band resides today.
Location
Important Treaty 4 Agricultural Benefits Claim Release
Important information regarding The Treaty 4 Agricultural Claim (Cows and Ploughs) can be found here: Cows and Ploughs (Click to view folder with related documents)
Registration for Direct Deposit for the upcoming Per Capita Disbursement for Cows and Ploughs has been closed. Please see information at the following link for updates on the PCD.
Per Capita Disbursement Update
Please see the change of hours for PCD (Cows and plows payout) taking place at KK Hall;
Thursday April 17 10-4
Friday April 18 10-3
Saturday April 19 10-3
KeeseeKoose News
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Keeseekoose Band Membership meeting
Please be aware the upcoming Keeseekoose band membership meeting will be rescheduled for May 10th, 2025
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Please be aware of the following changes in our schedule;
KEESEEKOOSE ADMINISTRATION WILL BE OPEN
APRIL 16, 2025 (First Nation Indian Government Day)
AND
APRIL 18, 2025 (Good Friday)
KEESEEKOOSE ADMINISTRATION WILL BE CLOSED;
APRIL 21, 2025 (Easter Monday)
APRIL 22, 2025 (We will be honoring First Nations Indian Government
Day)
APRIL 23, 2025 (We will be honoring Good Friday)
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Please see the following information for spaying/neutering dogs and cats for Keeseekoose community
members.
We are pleased to announce an initiative for the community to begin addressing the needs of animals
and pet owners. A proposal was submitted and approved to spay/neuter/vaccinate and register 15 dogs
and 5 cats. The program will be first come first serve.
Your patience is requested as there may be further development to address the issue with the over
population of dogs in our community.
THERE IS NO AVAILABLE FUNDING FOR VETERINARY CARE, OTHER THAN WHAT IS MENTIONED ABOVE.
PROCESS FOR SPAYING/NEUTERING DOGS AND CATS
1. Register your animal with us at the office. We will need a picture of your dog or cat, which we
can do at your home if your animal cannot be bought outside of the Administration office. We
will also require the pet owners name, phone number, house number, age of the animal, name
of animal, breed/distinctive markings.
Animals will be provided with a number and a tag.
2. Pet owner to call and book with the Veterinary Clinic in Kamsack.
3. The Vet Clinic will call us to approve, so your animal will need to be registered.
Land and Population
Keeseekoose is about 80 km2 in size. With 2700 Band members spread throughout Canada.
Post secondary
Keeseekoose Chief and Council want to be able to provide all the opportunities possible to our band members and that includes funding for post secondary. Student applications and policy information will be available for download on the Post Secondary page.
