agencies.  The eight First Nations are represented by their Chiefs who serve as Directors of the organization.  The Mandate of the Tribal Council is to facilitate the transfer of local control and responsibility of programs and services to member First Nations through the following means by providing:

* A mechanism whereby the Council can develop the administrative and managerial skills necessary to help each First Nations institute and deliver local services at its own pace in time with each First Nations level of development;

* A mechanism whereby the Council, as elected representatives of the First Nations, can ensure that services are equitable and effectively delivered to each First Nation, and;

* A mechanism whereby the Council can assist the First Nations to develop a capacity for local services, making them less dependent upon Indian and Northern Affairs Canada in matters of local concern and responsibility.

The Tribal Council offers assistance to its member First Nations on educational matters through the program staff.

Swampy Cree Tribal Council

We currently  represent eight First Nation communities, as signified by the 8 feathers on our logo.

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Swampy Cree Tribal Council (SCTC) is comprised of eight First Nations in northwest central Manitoba with a membership of more than 14,000.  In 1976, SCTC was incorporated to advance and safeguard the interests, rights, and status of aboriginal people in a manner consistent with the policies and strategies adopted from time to time by the Chiefs and Councils within its area of operation.  The Tribal Council has grown from a staff of three in 1976 to thirty-three today in 2007.

The organizational structure of SCTC is based on accountability to the Chiefs, the residents of

To contact us:

Phone: 204-623-3423

Fax: 204-623-2882

Toll Free: 1-800-442-0459

E-mail: gransom@swampycree.com