First Nations Capital and Infrastructure Agency of Saskatchewan

06/12/2026

Building relationships is at the heart of what we do! 🫱🏽‍🫲🏽❤️We were so happy to be involved in the combined Treaty Day Celebration of the Little Black Bear First Nation, Start Blanket Cree Nation, and Okanese First Nation, hosted in Okanese.

We enjoyed sharing information, handing out prizes, and celebrating alongside the Nations. Thanks for the laughs and good visits!

To read more about the event visit ➡️ www.fncias.ca/news

06/04/2026

June is National Indigenous History Month 🧡🪶

As we celebrate the histories, cultures, languages, and achievements of Indigenous Peoples, we also recognize the strength and leadership that continue to shape First Nations communities today.

At FNCIAS, we are proud to walk alongside our Member Nations as they plan for the future, supporting Nation-led housing and infrastructure priorities that strengthen communities, build capacity, and create lasting benefits for generations to come.

Please note that our office will be closed on Monday, June 22, 2026, in lieu of June 21, in observance of National Indigenous Peoples Day.

05/29/2026

Feel Good Friday ✨🧡

Our Engagement team has been busy on the road lately visiting Nations and connecting with community!

Over the past few weeks, we were honoured to celebrate Treaty Day with Daystar First Nation, meet with the team at Ochapowace Nation, and attend a Shoal Lake event where we had the opportunity to connect with Chief Erma Merasty.

A big part of our work at FNCIAS is staying grounded through Nation visits, listening, and learning. We are always grateful for the warm welcomes and meaningful conversations along the way. 💛

🫱🏽‍🫲🏽If your Nation wants to connect with us, send us a DM or email [email protected].

05/27/2026

New Job Posting! 📣💼

Our team is hiring a Human Resources Coordinator! In this role, you will support recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, HR administration, and workplace initiatives while helping foster a respectful and culturally grounded workplace. We’re looking for someone who is organized, detail-oriented, and passionate about supporting people and building strong relationships.

Preference may be given to qualified Indigenous candidates.

Apply today and join our growing team! 🔗https://firstnationscapital.bamboohr.com/careers/47

05/27/2026

We’re happy to be a part of the Saskatchewan First Nations Energy & Natural Resource Forum in Saskatoon!

Be sure to stop by and visit our Engagement team throughout the event to learn more about FNCIAS services and connect with our team. We look forward to seeing you there! 🫱🏽‍🫲🏽🙂

05/20/2026

FNCIAS recognizes Treaties Recognition Week!

Treaties are sacred agreements built on respect, partnership, and shared responsibility. This week is an opportunity to reflect on the ongoing importance of Treaty relationships and learn more about the history and spirit of the Treaties.

We are proud to work alongside First Nations across Treaty territories in support of Nation-led growth and self-determination. Check out OTC's profile and website for great Treaty education resources ⬇️

The Office of the Treaty Commissioner is pleased to help fulfil the call to action by our future generations to have the third week in May proclaimed Treaties Recognition Week.

A Grade 5 Class at Ecole Lumsden Elementary and their teacher, Justin Freitag, introduced the Treaties Recognition Week initiative in 2023 after being inspired by a Treaty 4 flag-raising in Lumsden.

For the third year, the Government of Saskatchewan is proclaiming May 17–23 as Treaties Recognition Week in Saskatchewan calling on all citizens to recognize Treaty.

This annual event recognizes the Treaty relationship and the Office of the Treaty Commissioner invites people across Saskatchewan to better understand our shared history.

"Treaties Recognition Week is an opportunity for all of us to learn, reflect, and strengthen our common understanding of Treaty. Together, we can honour the Spirit and Intent of Treaty,” said Dr. Kathy Walker, Treaty Commissioner of Saskatchewan.

Read more and see resources to further learning at all ages https://otc.ca/blog/blog_details/treaty_recognition_week_2025.html?page=1

05/19/2026

A huge thank you to Marina Covey for joining us at our Voices of Our Nations Conference on April 21 and capturing our team’s presentations through beautiful graphic recordings. Your work brought our conversations and vision to life in such a creative way.

: Read more about our Voices of Our Nations Conference held on Treaty 6 Territory here: https://www.fncias.ca/fncias-hosts-voices-of-our-nations-conference-on-treaty-6-territory/

🫱🏽‍🫲🏽Connect with Marina here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marina-covey/

05/14/2026

Today, FNCIAS recognizes Moose Hide Campaign Day and stands in solidarity to end violence against women and children.

We encourage everyone to take time to learn, reflect, and take action toward creating safer, healthier communities rooted in respect, healing, and accountability.

www.moosehidecampaign.ca/campaignday

05/13/2026

New Job Posting! 📣🏠

Our team is hiring a Housing Specialist! In this role you will support First Nation communities through housing assessments, inventory development, community engagement, and long-term infrastructure planning. We’re looking for someone passionate about improving housing outcomes on reserve lands and building strong relationships with First Nation communities.

Preference may be given to qualified Indigenous candidates.

Apply today and join our growing team! https://firstnationscapital.bamboohr.com/careers/46

05/12/2026

FNCIAS was honoured to attend the grand opening of the new Operations and Maintenance shop at Red Pheasant Cree Nation this week! 👏🏽👏🏽

The new facility represents an important investment in Nation-led infrastructure, supporting essential services, creating local employment opportunities, and strengthening long-term self-sufficiency within the Nation.

Thank you to our Member Nation, Red Pheasant Communications, for welcoming our team to celebrate this important milestone alongside leadership, staff, community members, and project partners.

Read more about the event here: https://www.fncias.ca/fncias-attends-red-pheasant-cree-nation-maintenance-shop-grand-opening/