MISSION STATEMENT
To be accountable to its membership by providing the best advisory and support services. We also believe Western Cree Tribal Council will be self-sustaining by creating employment and economic opportunities.
VISION STATEMENT
Western Cree Tribal Council will continue to strive for excellence in Program Delivery by encouraging human resources to maximize their potential.
Strive for open communication process that clearly represents the responsibilities of all parties that encompass WCTC as an organization.
Western Cree Tribal Council
About Western Cree Tribal Council (WCTC)
The Western Cree Tribal Council (WCTC) is a non-profit organization proudly serving the communities of Duncan’s First Nation and Horse Lake First Nation. Since its incorporation on October 21, 1997, WCTC has remained committed to supporting the priorities of its member Nations while respecting their autonomy. Guided by the leadership of the Chiefs and Councils, the Tribal Council operates as a second-level service provider, offering essential programs and services that enhance the capacity, well-being, and success of the Nations it represents.
WCTC is dedicated to supporting Nation-led initiatives and fostering unity, cultural strength, and long-term community development. Through collaboration with leadership and members, the Tribal Council delivers programming designed to address evolving community needs. These programs span a wide range of focus areas including education, health, technical services, economic development, social development, Indigenous Skills & Employment Training Program, and cultural preservation. WCTC works alongside Nations to strengthen opportunities, build capacity, and contribute to the holistic growth of individuals and families.
Our team is passionate about connecting communities with the tools, knowledge, and resources needed to achieve their goals. Whether through program delivery, service coordination, or strategic partnerships, WCTC is committed to enhancing the lives of members and contributing to meaningful, lasting progress.
For over 27 years, WCTC has reflected the strength and vision of Duncan’s First Nation and Horse Lake First Nation. This enduring partnership has led to responsive, community-driven services that are delivered with care, accountability, and innovation. The dedication of our leadership, staff, and program managers ensures that our efforts remain grounded in the values of our Nations and the needs of our people.
As we look ahead, WCTC remains focused on Nation-building through culturally grounded programming and collaborative service delivery. We are proud to support the visions of our member Nations—working in partnership to foster vibrant, resilient communities for generations to come.
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