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Community overview
Largest First Nation in Saskatchewan.
Located in north-central Saskatchewan, our reserve lands extend from rich farmlands in central Saskatchewan, north through the boreal forest to the Churchill River and beyond. The central administration office is in La Ronge, 241 km north of Prince Albert, on the edge of the Pre-Cambrian Shield.
LLRIB has 19 reserve lands totaling 210,003.5 hectares and is a multi-reserve Band made up of six communities. Each community carries its own identity, language, and local history within the wider Band.
Six communities
Lac La Ronge
Lac La Ronge #156 and Kitsaki #156B
mistahisakahikanihk
Morin Lake / Hall Lake
Morin Lake #217 (Hall Lake, Sikachu & Clam Lake Bridge)
mōsosākahikanisīsihk
Stanley Mission
Stanley Mission #157
āmaciwispimowinihk
Little Red River
Little Red River #106C & #106D
paskwāw-askihk
Sucker River
Sucker River #156C
namīpithsīpihk
Grandmother's Bay
Grandmother's Bay #219
kohkominānihk
We are proud of our heritage and our Cree language, and of the educational opportunities, economic successes, and social development work made possible by many years of strong leadership.¹
Every three years, the members of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band elect one Chief and twelve Councilors to administer Band affairs, including welfare, economic development, housing, recreation, infrastructure, health, post-secondary, and K-12 education programs.²
1 – Excerpt: llriblandcode.com/about
2 – Excerpt: LLRIB Education Information Handbook 2018-2019
