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Swan Lake First Nation

Swan Lake First Nation Ojibway people are proud and prosperous.

We are rich in culture and beliefs and have strong ties to our land.

Welcome to Swan Lake First Nation, a proud and vibrant Anishinaabe community located in the heart of southern Manitoba. Rooted in a rich history, strong cultural traditions, and a deep connection to the land, Swan Lake First Nation is committed to building a thriving future for current and future generations.


Our community is guided by the values of respect, unity, and resilience. Through strong leadership, innovative initiatives, and meaningful partnerships, we continue to create opportunities that support the well-being, growth, and prosperity of our members both at home and beyond our community boundaries.

Swan Lake First Nation is a place where culture, community, and progress come together. We invite you to learn more about our history, programs, services, economic development initiatives, and the people who make our Nation strong.

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About Us

The story of Swan Lake First Nation begins long ago. In 1876, Chief Yellowquill and his followers settled on Swan Lake First Nation Reserve.

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Administration Office

The Swan Lake First Nation Administration Office is the central hub for leadership, administration, and community planning for Swan Lake First Nation.

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SLFN Enterprises

SLFN Enterprises was established to to create Own Source Revenue and Employment for the Swan Lake First Nation through developing Businesses and Partnerships.

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Lands Governance Office

The Land Management Program is funded through the Reserve Land and Environmental Management Program (RLEMP) Indigenous and Affairs Canada (INAC).

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Housing Department

The purpose of the Swan Lake First Nation Housing Department is to provide safe, sustainable and affordable housing to community members of the Swan Lake First Nation.

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Work With Us

Swan Lake First Nation is committed to building a strong, skilled, and self-reliant community by investing in our people.

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