Cold Lake First Nations Calls for Transparency and Accountability Following Carbon Pricing Agreement Announcement
COLD LAKE FIRST NATIONS, AB — Cold Lake First Nations is raising concerns following the recent carbon pricing agreement announcement between the Governments of Canada and Alberta, emphasizing the need for transparency, accountability, and meaningful consultation...
Search for Whyette Scanie Transitions to Aerial Phase as Hazardous River Conditions Persist
COLD LAKE FIRST NATIONS, AB — May 12, 2026 — The coordinated search for Whyette Scanie remains ongoing, with search efforts now transitioning into an aerial phase following extensive water-based operations. Since the search began, river conditions have significantly...
Cold Lake First Nations Releases 2025–2028 Strategic Plan
We are proud to share Cold Lake First Nations’ 2025–2028 Strategic Plan, a guiding document that reflects who we are, what we value, and where we are going as a Nation over the next four years. Grounded in our Dene teachings and guided by the wisdom of our Elders,...
Building Prosperity: CLFN Partners in First Nations Financial Markets
Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) is proud to be one of six Alberta First Nations partnering in First Nations Financial Markets (FNFM) — a majority First Nations-owned investment dealer. FNFM will serve as a bridge between First Nations partners, corporate Canada, and...