Sucker Creek First Nation

Sucker Creek First Nation, located in Algoma, Ontario, is devoted to preserving its community, culture, language, and traditions. The administration building houses the offices of the Chief and Council, the Health Centre, and the sub-office of the Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council, with a monument commemorating the Treaty 8 Centennial.

Striving to meet the needs of its members and honor the spirit of Treaty 8, SCFN protects treaty rights and traditional uses from natural resource exploration. Engaging in economic development, they oversee programs such as Traditional Arts & Crafts, Hunting, Fishing & Trapping, Agriculture, Recreation Sponsorship, and Small Business Assistance.

With a focus on finance, health, education, housing, and social development, Sucker Creek First Nation ensures funds are used appropriately, delivers health programs, educational services, and manages major repairs for housing and public works, along with providing various social services to the community.

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