Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta

06/04/2026

Treaty 8 First Nations Issue Open Letter to Premier Smith on Separation Referendum

06/04/2026

An open letter to Premier Smith

06/03/2026

*Please note that the venue for our engagement session has changed to the Westridge Wolf Willow Country Club Community League at 505 Wolf Willow Road.*

Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta is preparing to bring new housing to the community of Wedgewood.

The development at Wedgewood Boulevard and 184 Street will provide 60 townhomes with a mix of market-rate and below-market rentals, with priority given to Treaty 8 members in need of housing.

As long-standing community-builders operating 96 housing units across Edmonton, Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta recognizes that this project represents a big change within the neighbourhood. We are committed to working together with and hearing from neighbours about how this development can best fit into your community.

Community members are invited to register for the June 10 drop-in engagement session and complete the online survey before June 17.

Learn more: treaty8.org/wedgewood-housing-project

Register for the engagement session: eventbrite.ca/e/wedgewood-housing-development-community-information-session-tickets-1990117485973?aff=oddtdtcreator&keep_tld=true

Take the survey: survey.ystation.ca/S2/267/wedgewoodsurvey/

06/02/2026

"National Indigenous History Month must be grounded in truth. It must recognize the strength and resilience of our people, while also acknowledging the harms caused by colonization, residential schools, forced displacement, and ongoing infringement of Treaty rights."

Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi
Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta

06/02/2026

Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta is proud to offer our healthcare navigation and anti-racism program Nâtawihowin / Healing / Nà tsé jíh.

This program is free and open to all Treaty 8 members.

If you, or someone you know, could benefit from support navigating the healthcare system, understanding medical terminology, assistance in making informed healthcare decisions, or ensuring First Nations culture and perspectives are respected throughout their healthcare journey, please contact our team today!

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 780-444-9366
Toll free: 1-888-873-2898

Please share this post so that Treaty 8 members are aware of this important program!

05/29/2026

Treaty 8 First Nations Welcome Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew's Comments on Consultation

05/26/2026

Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta is preparing to bring new housing to the community of Wedgewood, in Edmonton.

The proposed development at Wedgewood Boulevard and 184 Street will provide 60 townhome units with a mix of market and non-market rentals.

We’re excited to be good community partners, and we want to hear from neighbours about how this building can best fit into your community.

Learn more, register for our drop-in engagement session, and take our survey here: treaty8.org/wedgewood-housing-project

05/22/2026

05/16/2026

Treaty 8 families and caregivers — your experiences matter.

Have you accessed support through Jordan’s Principle for a child under 18 within the past 5 years? We want to hear from you.

The Jordan’s Principle Caregivers Survey is part of an Alberta-wide evaluation led through Health Co-Management (HCoM) to better understand families’ experiences with the request process, barriers, and outcomes.

The survey takes approximately 15–20 minutes to complete. Your feedback will help inform future improvements, advocacy efforts, and support for First Nations children and families across Treaty 8 communities.

Thank you for sharing your voice and helping strengthen services for our children and future generations.

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