AHTAHKAKOOP CREE NATION
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Leadership

Leadership Team
Start of Term:  June 18, 2021 | End of Term: June 18, 2025

Chief Larry D. Ahenakew
Ben Ahenakew
Lanny S. Ahenakew
Russell S. Ahenakew
​​Dean Genereaux
​James Isbister
​Patricia Isbister
David Masuskapoe
Chad Peekeekoot
Rodney Sasakamoose
Stanley Sasakamoose
Evan Williams
Cindy Williams-Johnstone​
Chief Larry D. Ahenakew
Lanny S. Ahenakew
Russell S. Ahenakew
Dean Genereaux
​Patricia Isbister
David Masuskapoe
Chad Peekeekoot
Rodney Sasakamoose
Stanley Sasakamoose
Evan Williams
Cindy Williams-Johnstone​

CHIEF & COUNCIL STRATEGIC GOALS

  • Promote, protect and enhance the Treaty Rights of the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation Members.
  • Align Ahtahkakoop's organizational development in a manner that strengthens First Nations governance and builds community capacity that will position the Nation and it's people to thrive and succeed in a competitive global economy.
  • Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation will maximize opportunities to develop, own and manage it's resources to generate wealth and sustainability for the community and it's members.
  • In the spirit of Treaty and as intended by our forefathers, Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation acknowledges that we live in a complex and interdependent society and that it must continue to build and grow strong relationships with other First Nations; Indigenous and non-Indigenous, industry and other levels of governments and organizations to promote it's opportunities, contributions and successes, and to secure Ahtahkakoop's position as a governance and business leader.
  • Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation will seize it's competitive advantage by maximizing it's human resource potential.
  • Hold in-trust and safeguard existing and acquired property for the benefit of the Ahtahkakoop Band Membership.

CHIEF & COUNCIL OBJECTIVES

  1. Adopt or develop a Treaty Six position paper.
  2. Implement a process to begin establishing bylaws.
  3. Introduce and implement a Governance Policy and Convention Act.
BOARDS & COMMITTEES (JULY 19, 2021)
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  • History
    • Elder's Teachings >
      • James Isbister
      • Burton Ahenakew
      • Henry, Clifford & Russel
      • Marg & Shiela
      • Jeffery, Eliza, & Cora
      • Irene Hyman
      • Barry Ahenakew
  • Members
    • Event Calendar
    • Job Opportunities
    • Forms & Manuals
  • Leadership
  • Departments
    • ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE
    • AHTAHKAKOOP CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES INC.
    • Ahtahkakoop Cree Developments LLP
    • Community Development
    • Cree Nations Treatment Haven
    • EDUCATION
    • Governance
    • HEALTH SERVICES
    • HOUSING & CMHC
    • JUSTICE
    • Lands & Resources
    • POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION
    • Public Works
    • Sports, Culture & Recreation
    • Specific Claims
    • Social Development, Employment & Training
  • News
  • Contact