East Prairie Settlement Office

East Prairie Metis Settlement is one of eight Metis Settlements located in Northern Alberta, specifically situated in Big Lakes County, approximately 20 km south of Highway 2 and 168 km east of Grande Prairie. Founded in 1939, this area has been traditionally inhabited by the Metis long before its official establishment, encompassing a land area of 33,444 hectares and serving a population of just under a thousand residents as of the 2009 municipal census. The governance of the Settlement is led by a council, including a chair and several councillors, dedicated to serving the needs of the community. As a significant cultural and administrative entity, East Prairie Metis Settlement plays a vital role in upholding Metis traditions and addressing the challenges faced by its inhabitants. Generated from the website

Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council is a community organization based in High Prairie, AB, dedicated to serving the needs of Indigenous communities in the region. They provide a range of programs and services aimed at supporting and empowering members of the Indigenous community, with a focus on cultural preservation and community development. Generated from their business information

The Pioneer Threshermans Association, located 15 km west of High Prairie in the Triangle District of Big Lakes County, is dedicated to preserving agricultural heritage and showcasing vintage farming equipment. The association organizes various events, including the Harvest Festival and Jamboree, to engage the community and promote an appreciation for the history of farming in the region. In addition to hosting events, the association offers a museum that provides insights into local agricultural history, available for tours by appointment. Volunteers and members play a vital role in maintaining the facilities and promoting the association's mission to educate and celebrate the traditions of pioneer farming. Generated from the website