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Amounts in Canadian dollars, extracted from the published statement. A surplus is an accounting result; it is not the same as unrestricted cash.
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Sakimay First Nations is a First Nation in Saskatchewan. Treaty 4 is listed in the current source records.
Nation website listed by ISC · contact source checked 2026-08-11
Latest election — 2025-09-06
Confirmed developments and independently corroborated economic relationships from reviewed public sources.
A new Kindergarten to Grade 8 school with a gymnasium, kitchen, library and resource centre, cultural and multipurpose spaces, a lab, outdoor land-based learning areas, daycare and Head Start programming.
A solar farm near Lajord co-owned equally by Neoen and the Anishinabek Power Alliance of Zagime Anishinabek, Cote, Kinistin Saulteaux and The Key First Nations.
Audit disclosures and public proposals that provide context but do not confirm current project status.
A completed federal assessment describes a proposed housing subdivision with water and sewer mains, hydrants, service connections, natural gas, power, streetlights, roads, culverts, erosion control and prepared lots.
Why unverified: The environmental determination does not confirm current financing, a construction start or the final number of lots.
A federal assessment describes approximately 282 kilometres of underground fibre intended to connect homes in White Bear, Cowessess, Ochapowace, Zagime Anishinabek and Kahkewistahaw First Nations.
Why unverified: The environmental determination does not confirm that the specific five-Nation build has a final construction schedule or has started.
No current opportunities have been indexed from public sources.
Availability and extraction status for each fiscal year.
Year-over-year changes across parsed fiscal years.
Parsed rows from the selected public filing.
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