We’re honoured to share that Clark Builders is working in partnership with Maskwacis Cree Tribal Council to bring the new Pigeon Lake Cultural Centre to life.

This project is a reflection of the strong relationships and trust built through genuine community engagement. Building on the success of the Samson Cree Nation Veterans Hall, this new space will carry the same thoughtful and culturally grounded design, celebrating Nehiyaw culture and connection.

When we build together in partnership and with heart, we create spaces where community thrives. 

Visit the Clark Builders website to learn more about this project: Pigeon Lake Cultural Centre

We’re excited to share that MCTC has purchased a new 2025 15-seater Transit passenger van to help support transportation needs across our Nations.

This new vehicle will make it easier for community members to take part in programs, events, and services, helping us reach more participants and bring people together.

A special thanks to our drivers, Taylor Bull and Marcella Dion, for keeping our community moving safely. Taylor will be our full time driver, ensuring consistent and reliable transportation for all.

This is another positive step toward making our programs more accessible and ensuring no one is left behind.

Pigeon Lake Solid Waste Management Program contracted Dillion Consulting to conduct a Feasibility Study for the Pigeon Lake Solid Waste Management Program. MCTC worked on getting steel bins for the Maskwacis members out in Pigeon Lake. Maskwacis members who did not have bins had to dispose of their garbage behind the Pigeon Lake Recreation Center. To mitigate this, we have installed signage and cameras at the Recenter and old transfer station to stop illegal dumping at both sites.

During the pandemic, Maskwacis Cree Tribal Council provided gift cards to off-reserve members to help ease financial pressures and ensure access to essential needs. This initiative was part of our continued commitment to caring for all members, regardless of residency.