June 29, 2026 (Treaty No. 8 Territory|Fort McMurray, Alberta) – Chipewyan Prairie First Nation (CPFN) and Athabasca Tribal Council (ATC) have successfully advanced a legal process designed to help ensure First Nation children remain connected to their Nation, family, culture and community.

Training is booked individually. First-come, first-served. No waitlists. 

15-Hour Course material can be completed online or in-classroom

Get on the road to opportunities with your Class 7 Learner’s License.

Members will be assisted with completing applications for their long-form birth certificate, Alberta ID, and Alberta Health Card, which are required for the Indian Status Clinic.

Fort Chipewyan community members, pick up a food box for your household that may include items such as:

Ground Beef Patties, Smokies, Chicken Breasts, BBQ Pork Back Ribs, Hamburger Buns, 2 Seed Packs

All are welcome to walk in solidarity.

We walk to honour the families and survivors of Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Indigenous Peoples (MMEIP).

Through connection to one another, we remember, seek justice, and raise awareness to end this ongoing targeted violence in communities across the region and Canada.

This opportunity supports youth entering the workforce, adults returning to employment, and those exploring a new career path. Participants gain industry-recognized certifications, job-ready skills, resume and interview support, cultural knowledge, and direct connections to employers who are hiring.

Members will be assisted with completing applications for their long-form birth certificate, Alberta ID, and Alberta Health Card, which are required for the Indian Status Clinic.

Members will be assisted with completing applications for their long-form birth certificate, Alberta ID, and Alberta Health Card, which are required for the Indian Status Clinic.

Members will be assisted with completing applications for their long-form birth certificate, Alberta ID, and Alberta Health Card, which are required for the Indian Status Clinic in
May 2026 that will be delivered in partnership with the First Nations Health Consortium.

ATC is inviting Indigenous designers and artists to be part of a curated runway experience that celebrates Indigenous identity, storytelling, and artistic expression through fashion.

ATC is inviting people interested in modelling to take part in a powerful celebration of Indigenous creativity, identity, and self-expression. This is an opportunity to represent Indigenous designers and artists, and to step into a space that honours culture, connection, and community.

Fort Chipewyan community members, pick up
a Variety Meat Pack for your household that
may include items such as:
Chicken breasts, Whole chicken, 1kg package of Bacon,
Sausages, Extra Lean Ground Beef, Hot Dogs, Pork Chops

Launch your career in the oil sands industry, apply today! This is a 4-week in-person program with hands-on training.

Learn how to create visual content that extends the conversation and captures the power of meetings, conferences, and gatherings.

Learn to respect and be responsible when working with firearms. Recommended for anyone interested in firearms or who is around firearms. Open to all community members. Participants must be age 16 years or older.

Participants will learn practical project management strategies, and skills to manage projects.