“Peerless Trout First Nation is committed to develop, strengthen and support our members. We strive to successfully deliver programs and services to create a healthy, safe and active environment with the goal of enhancing the quality of life for our first nation. ”
“Peerless Trout First Nation is strong, transparent and accountable. We continue to grow and are prosperous through innovation, partnerships and creation of successful economic opportunities while protecting our cultural values, lands and Treaty Rights. We will provide a safe and healthy environment for our members to thrive and to assist in developing our future generations. ”
Have your say and contribute to the Peerless Trout Nation – Land Use Plan PTF is seeking your input; accepting comments & suggestions until April
OPEN HOUSE PTFN Departments and Programs WHEN April 14 3 to 7PM WHERE Trout Lake Community Hall, Trout Lake EVERYONE WELCOME SUPPER TO BE PROVIDED DOOR PRIZESLAPTOP, MEATPACK, EASTER HAMPER
OPEN HOUSE PTFN Departments and Programs WHEN April 13 3 to 7PM WHERE PTFN Administration Building Peerless Lake EVERYONE WELCOME SUPPER TO BE PROVIDED DOOR PRIZES LAPTOP, MEATPACK,
Peerless & Trout Community Members can apply for a hamper & toys, off reserve members can apply for a $150. Sobeys gift card. More info
PTFN has a volunteer Fire Department. The department is comprised of community members from the Peerless and Trout Lake communities. All members have received adequate training. In the spring of 2019 the Trout Lake community was evacuated two times over four weeks due to fire. Approximately 300 members were sent to Edmonton until the fire was deemed safe. Peerless Trout First Nation was the only First Nation to receive the Alberta Emergency Management Award in 2019 for demonstrating exemplary leadership in a community. For more information on the PTFN Fire Department please contact our office.
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