News
2010 First Nations University of Canada Powwow Princess : : Monday, May 24th, 2010 We are very pleased to announce that our very own Rayne Big Eagle also our current Ocean Man First Nation Powwow Princess is the 2010 FNUniv Powwow Princess. ...read |
Congratulations for Senate Appointment : : Wednesday, March 17th, 2010  Ocean Man Chief and Council are pleased to announce Christine Grealey has been appointed Senator for the Yorkton Tribal Council....read |
2010 Ocean Man Powwow : : Friday, March 5th, 2010 August 27 - 29, 2010 ...read |
Newsletter for 2009 : : Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 The 2009 newsletter is available for download here....read |
Ocean Man Tshirts Are Available For Order : : Thursday, August 20th, 2009 Send an email from the contact page to place your order....read |
Congratulations to Adam McArthur : : Sunday, May 10th, 2009 For completing and receiving a certificate in Retail Management. ...read |
Painted Hand Casino Grand Opening : : Monday, January 26th, 2009 March 11, 2009 ...read |
Training & Education : : Tuesday, January 6th, 2009 Saskatchewan is currently experiencing a significant labour shortage. It used to be the case that individuals would have to pick up a trade or profession. It is now the situation whereby individuals can pick a particular career path in which they are interested in, identify and complete the training required and immediately become employable. The one potential difficulty is that the labour force has to be somewhat mobile and flexible as to the locations and the numerous opportunities available....read |
Oil & Gas : : Tuesday, January 6th, 2009 Keystone Energy has one well on Ocean Man, though production is moderate. The Ocean Man Chief and Council along with Indian Oil and Gas Canada (IOGC) has completed a significant mineral lease agreement with Petrobank Energy. This agreement will hopefully result in up to a dozen (12) oil wells being drilled on Ocean Man lands. Petro bank is also planning a major 3-D seismic exploration program in the fall of 2008 to cover a wide area in and around the Band?s lands. Individuals interested in working in the oil business are encouraged to contact any of the current band members who are involved / working in that field to find out the specific details as to how they might be able to get involved in the industry. As well, members of Council have contacts within the industry to whom they are able to refer individual members who are interested....read |
Agriculture and Lands : : Tuesday, January 6th, 2009 Ag Lands continue to be a key component for our First Nation, as lease revenues are used to support various Band programs and activities. There is ongoing development to improve the productivity on lands including: water, fencing, and grassing of various parcels - new techniques employing modern grazing strategies will further enhance grazing capacity and better utilize the land, keeping in mind the aspect of being "friendly to the environment". This includes adopting a number of the program initiatives under the Farm Stewardship Program. Individuals interested in getting involve in the Ag. Business are encouraged to prepare and submit their resumes to entities such as Pipestone Feeders south of Grenfell or to Natural Valley Processors in Wolseley. In addition, there are business and training programs that are available through Tribal Council (Dale Domres, Agrologist is the contact person) or the Labour Force Development Office in Yorkton....read |
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