Welcome to Wood Mountain Lakota First Nation
Chief and Council extend a warm welcome to our community. We hope this website serves as a valuable resource for both community members and visitors, keeping you well-informed and connected. We are proud to offer a broad range of services, including educational support, health programs, and general announcements, all designed to benefit and strengthen our community.
UPDATE - WMLFN Legacy Trust Amendment
September 17th, 2026
Dear Members,
Thank you to everyone who took the time to learn about the proposed changes to the Legacy Trust Agreement and participate in the ratification vote.
The proposed amendment did not receive the required level of support to be ratified. The amendment received 93.5% support, falling approximately 1.5% short of the 95% threshold required for ratification.
We recognize that many members have questions, concerns, and ideas regarding the proposed amendment, and we want you to know that we hear you and are listening. We sincerely appreciate everyone who took the time to vote and share their thoughts and perspectives throughout this process.
Chief and Council are now taking time to reflect on the results of the vote and the feedback we have received. At the same time, we recognize that many of our members and families are facing increased financial pressures due to inflation, tariffs, and the rising cost of everyday necessities.
Chief and Council will continue to explore available options and will keep our membership informed as decisions are made and plans move forward.
We encourage members to continue sharing their thoughts and feedback with us. Your voice matters, and we value your participation as we work together to strengthen our community and support one another.
With respect and gratitude,
Chief and Council
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Band membership
To ensure your Certificate of Indian Status (Status card) remains valid, it's crucial to renew it before it expires. Your registration under the Indian Act does not need to be renewed, but the physical card does, primarily to reflect your current appearance. A valid Status card is essential for accessing services and benefits.
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ISC Regional offices: Click here
ISC Saskatchewan offices:
Regina office
Alvin Hamilton Building
Room 098 – lower level
1783 Hamilton Street
Regina SK S4P 2B6
Phone: 306-780-5392
Fax: 306-790-4634
Service hours:
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 4 pm Central timeNorth Central District
110-3601 5th Ave E
Prince Albert SK S6W 0A2
Phone:306-953-8600
Fax: 306-953-8648
Service hours:
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 4 pm Central time
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How and when to renew your card. Click here.
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Find out if you are entitled to registration under the Indian Act and how to apply here.
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