Fort McKay First Nation fosters sustainable development and community well-being through partnerships, balancing traditional practices with responsible oil sands exploration and environmental stewardship.
Fort McKay, Alberta
Fort McKay First Nation (FMFN), located along the banks of the Athabasca River in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo north of Fort McMurray. There are approximately 800 Dene, Cree and Métis community members living in Fort McKay. The FMFN shares a border with the Fort McKay Métis Community and together we call Fort McKay home. The FMFN believes the practice and preservation of our traditional ways of life can occur simultaneously alongside continuous and responsible oil sands development. This philosophy has allowed the FMFN to enhance our community's social and economic conditions through effective partnerships with industry and government. We are known for our good working relationships with the surrounding oil sands companies. FMFN strives to balance resource development with protecting the health of our community and the environment.
On-site · Fort Mckay 174
The Fitness Attendant ensures a safe and enjoyable environment by monitoring guest safety, enforcing facility policies, and maintaining cleanliness. They also assist with equipment setup and provide emergency response when necessary.
On-site · Fort Mckay 174
The Fitness Attendant ensures a safe and clean environment for guests by monitoring facility policies and performing regular maintenance. They also assist with equipment setup and provide exceptional service to all Fitness Centre users.
On-site · Fort Mckay 174
The Educational Assistant supports student growth in cognition, communication, and social development by implementing teacher-directed programming and specialist strategies. They are responsible for observing student behaviour, documenting progress, and providing a structured environment to facilitate learning outcomes.
On-site · Fort Mckay 174
The incumbent is responsible for developing and implementing Cree language and culture curriculum while delivering engaging instruction to students. They will also collaborate with staff to integrate cultural programming and provide regular student progress assessments.
On-site · Fort Mckay 174
The Educational Assistant will support student growth in cognition, communication, and social development by implementing teacher-directed programming and specialist strategies. They are responsible for documenting student progress, managing behaviour, and providing physical support and supervision in an educational setting.
