“South Access to the Fishing Lake Metis Settlement”
Due to the large amount of criminal activity and poaching in the community, measures have been taken to limit access of the south oilfield border of the community. Gates will be open from 7am until 5pm. We are working in partnership with Canadian Natural to keep our community safe. Thank you for your understanding.
Note: this is the CNRL oilfield roads not the main road north and south. This includes the goat trail, 2 mile rd, onion lake rd and south of 4-9.
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May 25 -“web-based benefits finder tool “Find financial help during COVID-19””
The Honourable Joyce Murray, Minister of Digital Government, announced a web-based benefits finder tool “Find financial help during COVID-19”, to help people…
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June 01 -“COVID 19 BREAKDOWN”
COVID 19 BREAKDOWN REVENUE MSGC FUTURE FUND $200,000.00 FEDERAL FUND $111,135.00 EXPENSES FOOD BANK $73,161.19 This included the following dates:…
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June 24 -“South Access to the Fishing Lake Metis Settlement”
Due to the large amount of criminal activity and poaching in the community, measures have been taken to limit access…
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July 13 -“Fishing Lake Metis Settlement Administration Office Reopening”
As of Monday July 13th,2020 The Fishing Lake Metis Settlement Administration office will re open by APPOINTMENT ONLY to make…
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October 08 -“Utility Stabilization”
Utility Stabilization policy and application for 2020 is now available here. The allocated amount per household is $1213.56 Forms are…
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October 08 -“FLMS Database”
The Fishing Lake Metis Settlement’s database “Munisight” is now available to view. The location and mapping features are especially useful…
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September 02 -“Changes to Recycling”
The list of recyclable items that can be dropped off at the North Recycling Yard has now been expanded. A…
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October 13 -“Indigenous Business Support and Emergency Loan Application”
In response to the COVID-19 crisis, Settlement Investment Corporation (SIC) through assistance provided by the Government of Canada, is taking…
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October 22 -“COVID Awareness”
With the number of COVID cases climbing again, it is recommended that you limit your travel only to surrounding towns….
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May 19 -“Housing Incentive Improvement Program”
We are now taking applications for the Housing Improvement Incentive Program (50/50). Please see the policy here. The following changes…
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November 30 -“Labour List Update”
FLMS is looking to update the list of local labourers for upcoming work and training opportunities. A survey is being…
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December 14 -“Updated Emergency Contact List”
To download the list please click here. Emergency Contact List Council For Any Council Related Inquiries Council Secretary Desiree Lacombe-Cardinal…
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January 15 -“Horticulture Project ”
Horticulture Project Closes January 29,2021, 12pm. A partnership with Fishing Lake Metis Settlement (FLMS), Metis Settlements General Council (MSGC) of…
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January 27 -“Trades Training and Employment Opportunities”
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF LEARNING A TRADE, WE WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU! CONTACT US [email protected] Message us…
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February 01 -“COVID Relief for off Settlement members”
Fishing Lake Metis Settlement would like to support non-residing Settlement members and members on an approved Leave of Absence with…
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February 10 -“AHS Indigenous Health Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions”
Click link for more information on the COVID-19 vaccine More information here
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February 12 -“Lil Sash Daycare Open Spots / New Enrollments”
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February 18 -“House Rentals available”
Fishing Lake Metis Settlement Housing is now accepting rental applications for multiple vacancies 3 Bedroom Duplex unit property described as…
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March 03 -“Fishing Lake Metis Settlement Budget Bylaw#002/2021”
FISHING LAKE METIS SETTLEMENT BUDGET BYLAW #0022021
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March 11 -“General Council Policies (FAP 2021/07 and FAP 2021/08”
Please see the attached General Council Policies (FAP 2021/07 and FAP 2021/08) which received First and Second Readings on March 08, 2021. These FAPs will be…
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March 12 -“Changes to Metis Settlement Act”
Please see attachment for the changes to the Metis Settlement Act that received first reading. View Changes Here
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March 16 -“General Meeting Documents”
Meeting documents: March 18,2021 General Meeting Materials (1)
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March 17 -“Property Tax Bylaw”
The 2021 Property Tax Bylaw is now posted Here: Property Tax Bylaw #0032021
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March 24 -“2021 FIRE PERMITS”
FIRE PERMITS ARE NOW AVAILABLE. COST – $25 REMEMBER – You are required to have a valid permit to burn…
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March 30 -“FAP – Policy Posting”
To view the Policy Posting for the 2021-2022 Financial Allocation Policies click here
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April 08 -“General Meeting”
The General Meeting will be held via a Zoom Meeting on April 28th. Please pre-register by April 26th at 4:30…
