First Nations and Métis Lands and Relationships
Located on Treaty Six Territory and the Traditional Homeland of the Métis, Saskatoon is central Saskatchewan’s great crossroads—a growing and ethnically diverse community, a centre for commerce, culture, and education, a hub for travel and trade east, west, north, and south.
This page is intended to honour the peoples and nations who have long been stewards of this place we call home and to highlight the local story of First Nations and Métis lands and relationships in the area now known as Saskatoon.
Honouring Treaty
Saskatoon is situated on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis. Learn more about the Treaties and Treaty Land Entitlement.
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Urban Reserves and Land Holdings
Urban reserves are a true act of reconciliation, providing tremendous economic, social, and cultural benefits to the entire community including First Nations people living in urban centers like Saskatoon and those on the home reserve.
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First Nation Community Profiles
First Nation Community Profiles were created as an educational tool to promote partnerships and economic opportunities between First Nations and the business community. There are more than 20 First Nations who have invested in Saskatoon and surrounding region.
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First Nations and Métis Governance and Communications
First Nations Métis and Inuit peoples have recognized distinct orders of government representing their people locally, provincially and nationally. In 2015, ayisiyiniwak communications guide was developed to assist with expanding our understanding of First Nation, Métis and Inuit ways of knowing, living and governing.
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