Muskeg Lake Cree Nation is a progressive band that was first established in 1881 and now owns and manages a total of 35,123 acres in urban and rural lands. These lands are used for community living, agriculture, recreation and business. Community members total about 2,135. While only 367 live on the reserve, the rest live throughout Saskatchewan and around the world. We have a proud history of achievement in sports, culture and, more recently, business. As a community, we are proud of our Cree culture, language and heritage. We have many events during the year, as well as a cultural camp, to celebrate our roots and our culture.

The main reserve for Muskeg Cree Nation is located 15 km north of the town of Blaine Lake and about 130 km north of Saskatoon, sitting on more than 7,200 hectares of land within Treaty 6 Territory.

• 35,123 acres in total
• 11 locations in Saskatchewan, including ten near the rural municipalities of Leask, Meeting Lake and Blaine Lake, plus Saskatoon
• Five leased lands for agricultural use
• Land uses include agricultural (pasture and hay or crops), recreational (Pitihkwakew Lake), and commercial (McKnight Commercial Centre, Saskatoon)

With the creation of the urban reserve, we have been successful in creating several enterprises and partnerships that have provided MLCN with additional resources that have been committed to our community to enhance program and services.

Businesses include: