North Peace Tribal Council

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The North Peace Tribal Council (NPTC) is dedicated to protecting and promoting the interests of its member First Nations, which include Beaver First Nation, Dene Tha' First Nation, Little Red River Cree Nation, and Tallcree First Nation. Through a political forum, the council influences policy and decision-making at various levels, ensuring the enhancement of Indigenous rights and fostering healthy and prosperous communities. NPTC offers a diverse range of programs and services, including healthcare, child family services, educational resources, and support for employment strategies. By working collaboratively across northern Alberta and beyond, the council addresses crucial social, economic, and environmental issues impacting its member nations. Generated from the website