Education

• New school constructed in 1996.
  
• The school received a rating “Excellent” by the parents and students in the 2002 School Effectiveness Review.

A PDF Application Form for the Post-Secondary Educational Assistance Program can be downloaded below. You will need Adobe Reader, a free document viewing software, to view this file. If you do not have Adobe Reader, you can download a free copy here: Adobe Reader Download

Post-Secondary Educational Assistance Application Form

Health

• Health Director, Community Health Nurse, Home and Community Nurse
  Communicable disease control, family and maternal health care, infant and preschool health, school aged health, adult health, general health education.
  
• Client assessment, managed care (case management, referrals, linkages), home care nursing, procurement of equipment and medical supplies.
  
• Administration of Community Health Nursing, Home and Community Care Programs, Medical Transportation and CHR Program.
  
• A separate health clinic was established in 2000.
  
• A Children’s Centre with a Headstart program was established in 2000.
  
• One full-time Child & Family Services Worker is in place. The CFS Program is guided by the following principles:
  
  -To support, protect and facilitate their safety, development and well being cooperation with their community.
  
  -To respect the cultural, traditional and spiritual benefits of our First Nation families
  
  -Prevention Services such as working with high risk children, taking these children on outings, field trips, and being a role model for them.
  
  -Setting up community events and attending community functions. Working within the community advocating on their behalf in the area of CFS and legal situations.
  
• One Community Health Representative and aHome Health Aide are in place which enables:
  
  - Coordinating Medical Transportation.
  
  - Assisting the CHN with immunizations/health screening for infants, adults and the elderly.
  
  - Promoting health education, workshops, and activities.
  
  - Taking inventory and ordering medical supplies.
  
  - Helping home care clients to become independent in their home, safety and well being.

Recreation

• The Sports Grounds and facilities were developed in 1996-97 and have been continually upgraded.
  
• The gymnasium and fitness centre were constructed as part of the school in 1996.
  
• The playground and outdoor skating rink were developed in the school area.
  
• The R.V. campground was developed in 2003.
  
• Dakota Cree Sports Inc., was established in partnership between Whitecap Dakota First Nation and Muskeg Lake Cree Nation to support sports and recreation activities.

Housing

• Currently there are 62 homes on-reserve.
  
• Section 95
  
• Private Home Ownership Program
  
• All houses now have water, sewer and natural gas services.

A PDF Application Form for the Housing and Renovation Program can be downloaded below. You will need Adobe Reader, a free document viewing software, to view this file. If you do not have Adobe Reader, you can download a free copy here: Adobe Reader Download

Housing and Renovation Program Application Form

Public Works

• Fire Hall constructed in 1993 – 94 with 2 fire trucks in place and a trained volunteer fire department established.
  
• A public waste disposal system was established in 1999 and a waste transfer station developed in 2001.
  
• A full time public works coordinator has been established and 3 public works buildings developent.

Other Public Works Services Include:

• Water Treatment and Distribution
  
• Sewage Collection
  
• Storm Water Drainage
  
• Access/Service Roads
  
• Natural Gas
  
• Communications
  
• Power

Justice & Policing

• An on-reserve office for the RCMP was established in 2002.