Muskeg Lake Cree Nation

Post-Secondary

Treaty Six  ·  Band No. 102
IHow it moves

How it moves

Application to funded, in order.

  1. Step IApplyOne form and your acceptance letter.
  2. Step IIMembershipWe confirm you are a registered member.
  3. Step IIIEnrolmentYour program and enrolment check out.
  4. Step IVCounsellorYour counsellor reads it and gets back to you.
  5. Step VFundedPayments start. Declare monthly, send marks each term.

Class of 2026

Community. Connection. Celebration.

A minute on the class of 2026. Eleven members finished this year, in trades, diplomas and degrees.

Photos by Chan

Still in high school

Are you a high school student wondering about grade 12 graduation initiatives or funding?

We highly recommend you click the button below.

Start here
See the 2026 graduates

Before you apply

Have these ready.

Applications that arrive complete get answered fastest. A clear photo or a scan of each is fine. If any one of these is a problem, call the office and it gets sorted at the desk.

The documents

  • Acceptance letterFrom your school, for the term you are applying for
  • Status cardProof of Muskeg Lake band membership
  • TranscriptYour most recent marks, high school or post-secondary
  • Program detailsName, length, start date, and tuition
  • Direct deposit formSo payments can reach you each month

The deadlines

  • Fall term15 June 2026
  • Winter term15 October 2026
  • Spring & summer15 March 2027

Dates are set by the office. Apply as soon as you have your acceptance rather than waiting for the deadline.

Community events

What is coming up.

Workshops, intake sessions, and deadlines. The calendar is for approved members, so you will need an account the department has signed off on.

Loading the calendar...

Sign-ins are used only to confirm membership and show this calendar. Nothing else is collected, and nothing leaves the office.

The program

Every band member has the right. Now here is how.

Muskeg Lake Cree Nation offers financial support so eligible students can pursue college, university, and trades training. This site is the Post-Secondary Sub-Office: its own office within the Nation, run by your counsellor, with its own phone, its own inbox, and one job. Getting members through school.

  • Tuition and feesPaid to the school, per term
  • Books and suppliesTexts, tools, and materials, per semester
  • Living allowanceMonthly, while enrolled full time
  • TravelTo and from school, twice a year
143Members funded, fall 2026Post-Secondary Sub-Office
126Members funded in 2025Post-Secondary Sub-Office
+17More members funded than the year before2025 to fall 2026

Schools

Funding follows you to the school

Any recognized post-secondary or trades program qualifies: University of Saskatchewan, Sask Polytechnic, SIIT, First Nations University, Gabriel Dumont, and more. If yours is not listed, call before you assume it does not count.

Habits

One form, then two habits

No portal to fight with and no quarterly paperwork. A two minute declaration each month and your marks at the end of term. That is all of it. Miss the declaration and your next payment holds until it comes in.

Counsellor

A person, not a portal

Your counsellor answers the phone. If she misses you, she calls back. If a term went badly, call before it ends, not after. One person reads your file from application through to graduation. Same name, same number, every term.

Reach her

One number, one inbox

Most questions get settled on the phone in a few minutes. If you are planning to come in, call ahead so the trip is worth it.

(306) 466-4959

The office

A small office, and one number that reaches it.

Five people run this program. If you are not sure who to ask for, call and whoever picks up will point you at the right desk.

Meet the office

Questions

The ones we get every week.

Who is eligible?
Any registered member accepted into a recognized post-secondary or trades program. Call the department before you apply if you are unsure where your program sits.
What happens if I miss the 20th?
Your next payment holds until the declaration comes in. It is not a penalty and it is not permanent. Send it late and call, and the hold lifts.
Can I get funding for a second program?
Usually yes, depending on what you completed and what you are proposing. This one is a conversation, not a form.
What if I fail a course?
Call before the semester ends, not after. A bad term is workable. Going quiet for four months is what makes it hard to help.
Do I have to study full time?
Full-time enrollment is the default for the living allowance. Part-time support is handled case by case.

Muskeg Lake Cree Nation

Support that stays with you, start to finish.

If the answer is no

A decision is a conversation, not a door closing.

Most refusals come down to a document that never arrived or a program that needs a second look. A phone call is usually faster than any form, and if it goes further than a phone call, there is a process for that too.

  1. Call firstAsk what the file was missing. This settles most of them on the spot.
  2. Ask for a reviewIf the call does not settle it, say you want the decision reviewed. The office gives you the form and the timeline.
  3. It gets heardYour file goes in front of someone who did not make the first decision, and you hear back either way.

Contact us

One number, one inbox, one person reading both.

Call first. Most questions get settled on the phone in a few minutes, and anything bigger can be worked through with the office directly.

Start your application today.

Download it, fill it out, send it in. If anything on the form is unclear, call before you guess.

Post-Secondary Sub-Office  ·  Muskeg Lake Cree Nation

The MLCN Sub-Office storefront at 134-335 Packham Avenue: a white building with the crest on the sign over the door

Come see us

A real door, on Packham Avenue.

We are in Saskatoon, unit 134 at 335 Packham Ave. Look for the crest over the door. Call ahead before you make the trip.

Open in Google Maps