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Committed to providing Saskatchewan First Nation People with qualified Emergency Management Services: training, mentoring and support.
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🧡 Every Child Matters. On September 30, we honour the children who never returned home from residential schools, the Survivors, and the families and communities who continue to carry their stories. As part of Prince Albert Grand Council, SFNEM works alongside First Nations communities across Saskatchewan. Today, we recognize the strength and resilience of Survivors here at home, while acknowledging the lasting impacts of residential schools. We remain committed to listening, learning, and building relationships grounded in respect. The SFNEM office will be closed Wednesday, September 30, in observance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. #EveryChildMatters #OrangeShirtDay #TruthAndReconciliation #SaskatchewanFirstNations #sfnem taken in Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management by @skfirstnationemerg
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🔥 5 DAYS TO GO! 🔥 The countdown is officially on for the 2026 Saskatchewan First Nations Firefighter Competition! Join us for an action-packed day celebrating the skills, teamwork and resilience of First Nations firefighters from across Saskatchewan—with food, local vendors, music and exciting firefighter competition throughout the day! 📅 Saturday, September 19, 2026 ⏰ 8:30 AM–4:00 PM 📍 Prince Albert Exhibition Grounds Come out, support our firefighters and bring the family! Skills. Teamwork. Resilience. Our Future. #SFNEM #FirstNationsFirefighters #FirefighterCompetition #PrinceAlbert #saskatchewan taken in Prince Albert Exhibition Association by @skfirstnationemerg
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🇺🇸 September 11 — We Remember 25 years later, we remember. Today, we honour the thousands of lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the families, communities, and first responders forever impacted by that day. We remember the 343 firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice while answering the call to help others. Their courage, sacrifice, and commitment to service continue to inspire first responders around the world. Never Forget. 🖤 #September11 #NeverForget #FirstResponders #Firefighters #weremember taken in Ground Zero by @skfirstnationemerg
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The road to the competition starts with training. 🚒🔥 Our team has been out in the communities helping firefighters sharpen their skills and prepare for the upcoming competition. 📍 Fond du Lac Denesuline First Nation — Don & Cory working with local firefighters on hands-on training. 📍 Cumberland House Cree Nation — Josh & Colbe putting crews through their paces and getting them competition-ready. Different communities. Different crews. Same goal — build skills, confidence, and stronger First Nation fire services. Big thanks to all the firefighters putting in the work. We’ll see you at the competition! 💪 #SFNEM #FirstNations #FireService #FirefighterTraining #saskatchewan taken in Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management by @skfirstnationemerg
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🚒 TYPE 3 CREW LEADER COURSE PAGC Forestry, in partnership with the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA), is offering a Type 3 Crew Leader Course this September. 📅 September 8–10, 2026 📍 Ponderosa by Candle Lake This course is an opportunity for experienced wildfire personnel to strengthen their crew leadership, communication, and management skills. Requirements: • Must be able to get to the course on your own • Must have completed 30 days of active deployment • Good writing, communication and leadership skills 📞 For more information: Shawn Morin — (639) 743-4298 Cyril Goulet — (306) 888-7657 A great opportunity to build your wildfire leadership skills and take the next step in your development. #PAGCForestry #Wildfire #FirstNations #Saskatchewan #fireservice taken in Candle Lake, Saskatchewan by @skfirstnationemerg
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2 months ago
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When communities need help, we answer the call. 🚒 This pumper truck has been deployed to Southend to support local firefighting efforts following the recent fires. Thank you to Lac La Biche County Regional Fire Service for this apparatus and to all responding agencies—helping protect First Nations communities when they need it most. #SFNEM #MutualAid #FireService #Saskatchewan #firstnations taken in Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management by @skfirstnationemerg
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3 months ago
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🔥 The challenge is back. The best will answer the call. 🔥 The Saskatchewan First Nations Firefighter Competition returns this September, bringing together Indigenous firefighters from across Saskatchewan to showcase their skills, teamwork, and dedication. This isn’t just a competition—it’s a celebration of Indigenous leadership, firefighter excellence, and the next generation of emergency responders. Every event highlights the training, discipline, and commitment it takes to serve when communities need it most. 📅 September 19, 2026 📍 Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Whether you’re competing, supporting your department, or cheering from the sidelines, come be part of a day that honours our firefighters and strengthens relationships between First Nations emergency services. 📧 To register: shawna.wolfe@pagc.net Together, we train. Together, we serve. Together, we protect. 🚒🪶 #FirstNations #FirefighterCompetition #IndigenousFirefighters #EmergencyServices #sfnem taken in Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management by @skfirstnationemerg
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3 months ago
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Our thoughts and prayers are with the families in Southend who recently lost their homes in a series of devastating structure fires. ❤️ While visiting the community, two of our finest Saskatchewan First Nations Emergency Management (SFNEM) team members were able to immediately assist local firefighters with suppression efforts. Working alongside other responding agencies, crews successfully prevented the fire from spreading to a third home. We also extend our thanks to our partner agency, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA), for providing critical aerial suppression with a heli-bucket in support of firefighters on the ground. Incidents like these remind us that strong partnerships and quick action make a difference. Wishing strength and healing to everyone affected. #SFNEM #EmergencyManagement #FireService #Saskatchewan #firstnations taken in Southend, Saskatchewan by @skfirstnationemerg
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4 months ago
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“⚠️ One spark is all it takes.” 🔥 HEAT WARNING | EXTREME FIRE CONDITIONS 🔥 Extreme heat, high winds, and dry conditions are increasing wildfire risk across PAGC First Nations and surrounding communities. Please do your part: 🚫 Avoid burning grass and debris 🚜 Use caution with ATVs and machinery 🚬 Fully extinguish cigarettes 📞 Report fires immediately 🌲 Keep your property FireSmart Protect our people. Protect our homes. Protect our lands. 📞 PAGC Forestry Office: 306-765-5377 🚨 In an emergency: Call 911 #PAGC #PAGCForestry #WildfireProtection #HeatWarning #FireSmart #WildfireAwareness #EmergencyPreparedness #FirstNations #CommunitySafety #WildfirePrevention #ProtectOurLands #Saskatchewan #PublicSafety #WildlandFire #BePrepared #firesafety taken in Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management by @skfirstnationemerg
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5 months ago
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🚨 Meet the Team – Ernest “Ernie” Cook 🚨 When it comes to search and rescue, Ernest “Ernie” Cook is someone you want on your team. Known by many as “Honest Ernie,” he brings integrity, calm leadership, and deep experience to every call. As a valued member of our Search & Rescue team, Ernie plays a key role in assisting with locating and recovering missing individuals, supporting families, and ensuring organized, compassionate response efforts across First Nations communities. Ernie is also an Elder, carrying and preserving the Cree language and sharing knowledge that strengthens both our team and our communities. His connection to the land — through fishing and hunting — reflects the balance of traditional knowledge and modern emergency response that defines our work at SFNEM. We are honored to have his wisdom, cultural guidance, and dedication as part of our team. #SFNEM #MeetTheTeam #FirstNationsLeadership #communityresilience #Saskatchewan #FirstNations #EmergencyManagement #SearchAndRescue #FireService #FirstResponders #PublicSafety #CommunityFirst #RescueReady #Teamwork #ServingOthers #IndigenousLeadership #ProtectAndServe #EmergencyResponse #StrongerTogether #AlwaysReady #EveryCallMatters #WhenItMattersMost #PAGC #PrinceAlbert #canada taken in Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management by @skfirstnationemerg
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6 months ago
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🚨 Public Education Program Coordinator – WE ARE HIRING 🚨 Prince Albert Grand Council Forestry are looking for a Public Education Program Coordinator – Summer Student to join the team. This role supports the Public Education Program by helping deliver safety messaging and outreach across communities in Saskatchewan. The position works with schools, municipalities, First Nation communities, and the public to promote wildfire prevention and public safety awareness. You may also assist with public safety mascots like Smokey Bear and Sparky the Fire Dog, helping coordinate appearances, events, and presentations that educate communities about fire safety. 🔥 Position: Public Education Program Coordinator (Summer Student) 📍 Location: Prince Albert, Saskatchewan 💰 Salary: $23.00 / hour 🚗 Requirements: Class 5 Driver’s License & personal vehicle 📅 Season: Summer student position Key Responsibilities • Deliver public safety presentations and outreach activities • Assist with public education programming and materials • Coordinate community events and mascot appearances • Work with schools, municipalities, and First Nation communities • Support wildfire prevention education initiatives Ideal Skills • Strong communication and presentation abilities • Organized and able to manage tasks independently • Comfortable speaking with groups and the public • Experience working with youth or community programs is an asset 📅 Application Deadline: April 1, 2026 If interested contact Karen Timmerman 📞 Phone: 306-953-7200 📧 Email Resume and Cover Letter: personnel@pagc.net If you’re passionate about public safety, education, and community outreach, this is a great opportunity to gain experience while making a difference. #SummerStudent #PublicSafety #WildfirePrevention #SaskatchewanJobs #FirstNations #PrinceAlbert #PublicEducation #EmergencyManagement #StudentJobs #wildfireprotection taken in Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management by @skfirstnationemerg
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7 months ago
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Our Saskatchewan First Nations Emergency Management (SFNEM) trucks have never looked sharper after a full detail by @wicksdetailing in Prince Albert. Huge thank you to Ryan and the team for getting our work trucks cleaned up and road-ready. These trucks travel across Saskatchewan supporting 70+ First Nations communities with emergency management, training, and response—so keeping them looking professional matters. We appreciate the great service and attention to detail. Thanks again @wicksdetailing for the excellent work! 🚨 #SFNEM #EmergencyManagement #FirstNations #PrinceAlbert #CommunitySupport #FirefighterLife #Ford #pickuptrucks taken in Saskatchewan First Nation Emergency Management by @skfirstnationemerg
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