The Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee)/Cree Nation Government advocates for the rights and interests of the Cree people while managing governance and administration.
Nemaska, Québec
The Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee) represents the approximately 20,000 Crees of Eeyou Istchee. The Cree Nation Government exercises governmental and administrative functions on behalf of the Cree Nation. Both have identical membership, board of directors, governing structures and are managed and operated as one. The Cree Nation Head Office is located in the community of Nemaska, although there are also satellite offices in other communities and Montreal. The two offices of the Embassy of the Cree Nation, located in Ottawa and Quebec City, are instrumental in upholding the Cree Nation’s relations with the federal and provincial governments and providing technical support to its 10 departments. As a Nation, we stand to protect our human rights including treaty rights and to promote our economic interests, while working to strengthen our political and cultural ties with Quebec, Canada, other First Nations as well as maintaining international relations.
On-site · Mistissini
The advisor is responsible for managing and coordinating economic projects while collaborating with communities and stakeholders to identify development opportunities. They also define strategic plans, manage economic programs, and represent the department in various committees and working groups.
On-site · Waswanipi
The Community Reintegration Officer monitors and supports Cree offenders by coordinating with probation officers, health professionals, and community justice panels. They are responsible for preparing correctional release plans, maintaining confidential client records, and facilitating the reintegration process through effective case management.
On-site
The Community Reintegration Officer monitors and supports Cree offenders by coordinating with justice, health, and social service agencies to facilitate successful reintegration. They are responsible for preparing correctional release plans, maintaining confidential client records, and providing ongoing support to clients and their families.
On-site
The Prevention Program Officer is responsible for delivering and adapting prevention programs like SNAP for Schools within community elementary schools. They also engage with at-risk youth, collaborate with stakeholders, and maintain program databases to ensure effective community safety interventions.
On-site · Oujé-Bougoumou
The Primary Youth Worker manages the Alternative Suspension Program by providing structured interventions and support for secondary school students. They also collaborate with schools, parents, and community partners to ensure the effective delivery of prevention programs and student progress monitoring.
On-site
The IT Technician provides technical support for hardware, software, and peripherals while troubleshooting end-user issues via a ticketing system. They are also responsible for maintaining telecommunication equipment, managing user accounts, and ensuring proper access to business resources.
On-site · Mistissini
The Administrative Agent manages the reception desk and provides comprehensive administrative support to the Department of Commerce and Industry. They also oversee Business Registry operations by processing registrations and ensuring compliance with departmental requirements.
On-site · Eeyou Istchee
The Manager of Land Use Planning oversees the operations of the Eeyou Planning Commission and manages the Cree Nation Government land use planning unit. They are responsible for drafting regional master plans, negotiating land planning powers, and collaborating with various government and regional entities.
On-site · Eeyou Istchee
The CAVAC Liaison Officer provides support, advocacy, and case management for victims of sexual violence within Cree communities. They also develop educational programming, facilitate workshops, and coordinate with local institutions to improve services for victims.
On-site · Chisasibi
The dispatcher responds to emergency and non-emergency calls to coordinate law enforcement, firefighting, and first responder services. They are also responsible for managing and updating police databases including CPIC and CRPQ.
