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 – ONLINE VOTES FOR AMENDING THE WMLFN LEGACY TRUST

August 29th, 2026

308 band members have voted.

We need 24 members to vote to reach our 95%

There are 350 active members over the age of 18.
95% must vote = 332 members
95% of 332 members = 315 members must vote YES in order for the Amendment to be ratified.

We are close to reaching the 95% response rate required, and we need you to vote if you have not voted yet!

REMEMBER: IF YOU DO NOT VOTE, THAT IS A NO VOTE.

We strongly encourage everyone to vote online.
Please encourage your family band members to cast their vote. 
If you have an email address and have not received an online ballot, please contact:

David Huck
Assistant Ratification Officer
403-616-4955
david.huck@fnem.ca

OR

Beverly Johnson
Band Administrative Clerk
306-226-2240 or 306-640-7782 (cell)
admin@wmlakota.ca

We encourage all eligible members to take a few minutes to cast their vote on the ratification of our Trust.

CHIEF & 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.

Please be advised that all official information pertaining to the Wood Mountain Lakota First Nation Specific Land Claim will be communicated exclusively by the Chief and Council, either through an official newsletter or via announcements on this website.

Additionally, please be aware that the Wood Mountain Lakota First Nation does not operate an official Facebook page. Any content appearing under our name on Facebook should be considered unofficial and disregarded accordingly.