2nd NOTICE
TRUSTEE POSITIONS

As a requirement of the Peguis First Nation Surrender Claim Trust, the Peguis First Nation is seeking qualified candidates to stand for election as Trustees.

The number of Financial Trustees shall be seven (7) of which Peguis First Nation Membership must elect five (5) persons to sit as Financial Trustee.  Two (2) Financial Trustees shall be appointed by Chief & Council.

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MEDIA RELEASE

FEDERAL COURT DISMISSES LOUIS STEVENSON’S LEGAL ACTION
CHALLENGING RESULTS OF REFERENDUM FOR SETTLEMENT;

“PEGUIS CAN NOW RECEIVE JUSTICE: CHIEF GLENN HUDSON”

The Federal Court has emphatically terminated an application by former Chief Louis Stevenson which has blocked the Peguis First Nation’s ratification of a $118,760,000 settlement with the Federal Government of a land claim which had been finalized by current Chief Glenn Hudson.

“We can now get back to achieving justice for the people of the Peguis First Nation which has been held back since last October by this needless action,” Chief Hudson said.

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Peguis getting its act together: chief

Says renewed funding is proof positive

By: Melissa Martin | 21/03/2010 1:00 AM

Glass half-empty, or glass half-full: A day after reports Ottawa had taken control of Peguis First Nation's funds, band leadership announced a "partial victory" in securing another extension of a major line of federal funding. more...

Peguis improves ranking

Peguis First Nation has improved it's ranking with the Aboriginal Governance Index from 16th in 2008 to 10th in 2010. Both Aboriginal Governance Index reports are available for download below.

Aboriginal Governance Index - 2007
Aboriginal Governance Index - 2008
Aboriginal Governance Index - 2010