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)
KeeseeKoose News
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
Due to a Covid-19 Outbreak within our community, the school will remain closed until November 23rd, 2021. School lunches will be delivered Monday, Thursday and Friday.
School photos and rapid testing will also remain closed.
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Chief Featured In The Kamsack Times
While also looking to get into farming the land, we are also in the livestock business now too. Spearheading the second year, keeseekoose is raising 50 black cattle to help bring revenue and resources to the community. Check out the Kamsack times article below.
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(NOVERMBER 8TH) SAULTEAUX HEALING & WELLNESS CENTER INTAKE (SWHC)
On November 8th to December 17th, 2021 the Saulteaux Healing & Wellness center will be taking new patients into their treatment program. Application is available on their website, and all applicants must have all forms submitted by October 31st, 2021.
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.
