First Nations, Alberta government to build road from Fort Mac to Peace region
The Alberta government has agreements with three First Nations to connect Fort McMurray to Peerless Lake with 218-kilometre, gravel highway.
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The Alberta government has agreements with three First Nations to connect Fort McMurray to Peerless Lake with 218-kilometre, gravel highway.
Alberta and Loon River First Nation, Peerless Trout First Nation and Bigstone Cree Nation have signed an agreement to begin work to extend Highway 686 to Fort McMurray, connecting northeastern and northwestern Alberta.
The Government of Alberta has signed an agreement with Loon River First Nation, Peerless Trout First Nation, a...
Highway 686 paving will support area First Nation communities, promote economic growth, enhance safety and create potential for future economic corridor development.
In northern Alberta, the Founding First Nations have signed a ‘historic agreement’ with Canada and Alberta that will have them run their own child and family services.