Band Council

• GOVERNANCE TYPE: Not Applicable
• TERM EXPIRES: 07/05/2028
• CHIEF: CRYSTAL OKEMOW
• NUMBER OF COUNCIL MEMBERS:5
• CRYSTAL OKEMOW
• ROBERTA OKEMOW
• TERRENCE OKEMOW
• BRENDAN WHITECAP
• EUGENIA OKEMOW

Contact Information

• BAND WEBSITE: http://www.luckyman.ca/
• PHONE NUMBER: (306) 374-2828
• FAX NUMBER: (306) 934-2853
• ADDRESS: Suite 820-606 Spadina Cresent East, SASKATOON, SK
• EMAILS:
• Chief CRYSTAL OKEMOW:
• Councillor ROBERTA OKEMOW:
• Councillor TERRENCE OKEMOW:
• Councillor BRENDAN WHITECAP:
• Councillor EUGENIA OKEMOW:
• General Band Office:
• Media Contact:
• Referrals Contact:
• Websites

Band Financial Statements

• 2024 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2023 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2022 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2021 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2020 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2019 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2018 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2017 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2016 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2015 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2014 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2013 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2008 - Lucky Man20082009.pdf
• 2007 - Lucky Man20072008.pdf
• 2006 - Lucky Man20062007.pdf
• 2005 - Lucky Man20052006.pdf
• 2004 - Lucky Man20042005.pdf
• 2003 - Lucky Man20032004.pdf
• 2002 - Lucky Man20022003.pdf
• 2001 - Lucky Man20012002.pdf

Band Council Remuneration

• 2024 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2023 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2022 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2021 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2020 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2019 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2018 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2017 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2016 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2015 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2014 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2013 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses

Laws, Bylaws, and Codes

Intergovernmental Agreements

Band Submissions

Consultation Reports

Band Owned Corporations

Downloadable Court Decisions

• Okemow v. Lucky Man Cree Nation
• Okemow-Clark v. Lucky Man Cree First Nation
• Lucky Man Cree Nation v. Okemow-Clark
• Lucky Venture Holdings Ltd. v. Dorge et al.
• Lucky Venture Holdings Ltd. v. Dorge et al.
• Lucky Venture Holdings Ltd. v. Hogue et al.
• Lucky Venture Holdings Ltd. v. Dorge et al.
• Lucky Venture Holdings Ltd. v. Hogue et al.
• Lucky Venture Holdings Ltd. v. Dorge et al.
• A.R.L. v. B.W.L.
• Lucky Venture Holdings Ltd. v. Dorge et al.
• Lucky Venture Holdings Ltd. v. Allard (Bankrupt)

Active Court Cases

Media Reports

• Watch: Lucky escape for man hit by Peru train
• Chinese dreams on Native American land: A tale of cannabis boom and bust
• Indian Luck & a Native Painter on Death Row
• Happy International Men’s Day 2024: 10 inspiring quotes defining the ‘real man’
• Lucky Baskhar movie review: A terrific Dulquer Salmaan powers this brilliant Venky Atluri film
• National Indigenous People’s Day Traditional Powwow a day of celebration and healing
• Satiacum, Robert (1929-1992)
• It’s 60 years since The Lucky Country was published. Have we moved on from the bronzed Aussie male stereotype?
• Fresh start for Sask. First Nation comes from the bones of a grain elevator
• Appropriating Native American Imagery Honors No One but the Prejudice
• My friend was killed deep in the Amazon forest. I went to investigate.
• North America’s Native nations reassert their sovereignty: ‘We are here’
• Happy National Genocide (Thanksgiving) Day!
• I took the government to court to lower the Indigenous pension age. Here’s why
• Hurt ripples in wake of Indigenous Voice vote
• Stan Lee creates superhero for Sky1 series starring James Nesbitt
• Communikit platform helps launch apps for Indigenous communities in Canada
• The lucky ones: Native American tribe receives $48m to flee climate change
• 'World's largest family': Man with 89 kids Ziona Chana dies in India
• I consider myself lucky to learn about my culture. Too many Aboriginal people missed out
• Is Australia still the Lucky Country?
• Comic Strip Presents ... Red Top, Rack Pack and Stan Lee's Lucky Man: TV review – video
• Man with 39 wives, head of ‘world’s largest family’, dies in India
• Was Thanksgiving Originally a Celebration of the Massacre of a Native American Tribe?
• The unromanticized romance of transgender Two-Spirit peoples
• Welsh and Hawaiian were saved from extinction. Other languages might not be so lucky
• Aboriginal opera singer Deborah Cheetham: 'Not everyone was as lucky as me'
• After 'While by Cherie Dimaline
• The son of Asia’s richest man is getting married in one of India’s most anticipated — and lavish — weddings of the year
• Sask. man taking the fancy dance — and Indigenous culture — all the way to Super Bowl LVII
• Australian Youtuber Visits 'Forgotten' Island, Gets Warm Welcome By Indigenous Tribe
• Total solar eclipse is a cosmic marvel to be shared with loved ones – in keeping with Indigenous teachings
• Ottawa gives $37M to Prairie First Nations for holding out historic 'rightfully owed' funds
• Lucky Man Movie Review: Lucky Man runs out of luck in the second half
• Indigenous man kicked out of McDonald's after racist confrontation says he feels lucky to be alive
• 'Bigger than the Beatles': The legacy of Lucky Dube
• In the lucky country of Australia apartheid is alive and kicking
• Woman who defaced Frederick McCubbin painting in Woodside protest fined $2,637
• 'He just felt hopeless,' widow says after partner went to hospital 3 times in 24 hours before his death
• Prince Harry is a 'lucky man', says Meghan Markle's Suits co-star
• 'We're still trying to get it made:' Stan Lee backed Canadian-set series in final years
• Inuk director's new film shows One Day in the Life of Noah Piugattuk that changed everything
• 'You have a lucky face': That's how alleged 'yogi' scammers bait new victims
• Dark Cloud: 'Sixties Scoop' survivor
• Alex Janvier’s colourful life: ‘I am in love when I am painting’
• 4 Cultural Meanings Of The Dragonfly + Why To Pay Attention To This Critter
• Lucky, lucky man in Winnipeg wins 2 lotteries in 5 months
• 250 Modern Indian Baby Boy Names For 2024
• Truthteller
• 'I consider myself a lucky man': Indian with 39 wives, 94 children is courted by politicians
• An Aboriginal woman's journey to uncover her lost Chinese roots amid the coronavirus pandemic
• How Mountie mythology helped create a romantic vision of Canada
• Kimberley visitors feel 'lucky' to learn Indigenous history, culture from Indigenous tour operators
• I consider myself lucky to learn about my culture. Too many Aboriginal people missed out
• Paul Kelly, Lucky Oceans collaborate with Indigenous Roebourne, Broome artists on Songs for Peace
• Cuthand: Cypress Hills hold special meaning to First Nations
• Lucky Oceans at 70, reflects on a life as one of the world's greatest pedal steel guitarists
• Remote First Nation offers one-of-a-kind 'vacation' for Canadians
• Sir John A. Macdonald's birthday cause for reflection, not celebration for First Nations
• ‘Don’t judge’: The world’s most tattooed man just wants to live a normal life
• Gord Downie opens up about battling cancer, says it's 'creating something'
• James Hardie unlikely to pay compensation for Aboriginal kids exposed to asbestos in NSW town of Baryulgil
• Convicted forger's paintings record Indigenous life in NSW
• 180 Malay Boy Names Reflecting Malaysian Heritage
• One man is an Island
• First Nations man Darrell Night survived a ‘starlight tour’, then fought for years to expose the truth
• When A Guy Found Shares His Grandfather Bought Decades Ago Were Worth Rs 130 Cr, Old Video Resurfaces
• The Jubal story: How a lucky sighting of a newspaper ad helped a family win back its ancestral lands
• Ezra Mam's luck bounces away from Broncos in Storm's comeback win
• Ute crashes into Dubbo's Royal India Restobar moments after pedestrian walks past
• Police investigating incident in which racist remarks were made to interracial couple
• Isolated Indigenous people as happy as wealthy western peers – study
• 'Monkey Man' Unleashes a New Dev Patel
• 6 Indigenous artists you need to know in 2022
• How the Arepa Took Over the World, then Died at Home
• How scarce are albino deer in nature?
• Is Paul Dale an incredibly 'lucky man' or the victim of a stitch-up?
• Mexico Mayor Marries Alligator-Like Reptile, Who He Calls 'Princess Girl', For Good Luck
• Here's what's open and closed on Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day
• Solimões River Section Becomes Desert Again, Devastating Local Fishing Community
• All I Need is One Bite: A&B Native American Cuisine
• Lucky Man Cree Nation and Kainai Nation Launch iOS and Android Apps
• 52 Baby Names That Mean Luck, Destiny, Or Fortune
• Wally Firth, N.W.T.'s first Indigenous MP, remembered as a humble trailblazer
• FSIN accuses conservation officers of 'trespassing' on First Nation land
• "I'm a lucky man:' Bowes Thrives in AFL Finals Debut
• 7 Terrifying Creatures From Native American Folklore That Will Give You The Creeps
• 'You talkin' to me?' How Scorsese's 'Killers of the Flower Moon' gets in your head
• Indigenous Peoples are rich in stories of the night sky. Here's what we can learn from them
• Marvel’s Stan Lee: ‘I’d never really thought of doing comics for a living’
• Life story: Richard Twiss, pastor and author, wove Native American heritage into Christianity
• 40 Directorial Debuts That Will Leave You Impressed
• Belgium honours Indigenous First World War veterans
• Learning the fiddle teaches students culture, confidence
• The young Aboriginal woman playing an 'old man's sport' — and winning
• Curses, black magic and witchdoctors: Ancient beliefs at large in remote NT communities
• Federal government announces several settlements of historic claims with First Nations in Saskatchewan
• Maori man proposes to Aboriginal partner live on TV
• Cultus Lake drowning death dashes family business dreams, leaves parents in Punjab struggling
• WA golfer Curtis Luck takes number one world amateur golf ranking
• ‘Lucky’: Man escapes major injury in serious vehicle wreck
• Stan Lee hoped to make Canadian-set series about Indigenous cop, says producer
• RIP: Trailblazing indigenous jockey Darby McCarthy dies
• THIS lucky person will name Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma's daughter - Details inside
• The lucky man of Ondo state, by Reuben Abati
• 'I'm still shaking': Indian Trail man wakes sleeping wife after lottery win
• Indigenous Mormons Struggle to Balance Pride in the Faith with LDS History
• Good Luck to the History Teachers who tackle the Narrative of Native Americans in Uniform
• Ann Hansen: “I thought my parole after seven years of a life sentence made me lucky; now I see it as white privilege at work”
• Most tattooed person living (male)
• 10 Thought-Provoking Lyrics From Native Hip Hop Artists
• 8 Songs by Native American Rappers That Deserve to Be Heard
• Duncan’s Logan Staats wins 2023 TD Indigenous Songwriting Award
• A busy year for the City of North Battleford
• Saskatchewan’s Indigenous leaders gather to discuss the settlement of treaty annuity claims
• Tusi Tamasese: Don’t pigeon-hole us as ‘indigenous filmmakers’
• Daughter of alleged serial killer's victim wants search of landfill because 'my mother deserves to come home'
• Indigenous leaders plan action against Saskatchewan First Act
• I can’t describe the feeling of having to prove my Aboriginality. Am I lucky? Or unlucky?
• Duncan Indigenous Policing Service offer unique prize in naming contest
• Western Sydney doctor to sail 15,000km solo to close indigenous literacy gap
• Reforest Fest is Back, Giving A Lucky Person the Chance to Win!
• Danny and Waylon Marr - 'Music Man'
• The mental health gap that's killing Aboriginal men
• 'I can't breathe': a mother still fighting for justice
• A Paul Kelly song for every occasion
• At Luck Reunion, Three Sisters-themed feast is stewed in Indigenous traditions
• Indigenous culture reasserts women’s power through dance
• Navajo Nation members swept up in immigration raids amid concerns over racial profiling
• Taiwan and the Pacific: One Big, Happy Austronesian Family
• Spurs' Patty Mills named 'Person of the Year' for promoting Aboriginal culture
• A guy definitively listed the 12 things that make men happy and it's 100% accurate
• 10 thought-provoking lyrics from Native rap artists
• Novak Djokovic's bid for a sixth Indian Wells title ends in round one with loss to 'lucky loser' Luca Nardi
• Indigenous owners seek joint management over WA parks before private developers move in
• Uncle Jack Charles: ‘Knowing I come from a long line of resilient women makes me proud’
• Family of Indigenous man who died in custody demand answers
• Six days after surviving air crash, Indian man wins $1million lottery
• As it happened: WA news on Tuesday, October 22
• Seven local governments sign regional framework
• Indigenous leaders plan action against Saskatchewan First Act
• Stunt pilot killed in SA crash 'meticulous'
• First Nation chiefs join together to speak out against Saskatchewan First Act
• Innovation: Digital Equb: Modernizing Ethiopia’s revered socio-economic asset
• 196 Baby Names Meaning 'Lucky'
• A Lucky Man by Jamel Brinkley review – near faultless
• The son of Asia’s richest man is getting married in one of India’s most anticipated — and lavish — weddings of the year
• Aussie man tipped for good fortune after 'lucky' discovery in backyard
• Seeing A Flock Of These Birds Teaches An Important Spiritual Lesson
• Seven local governments sign regional framework
• Indigenous leaders plan action against Saskatchewan First Act
• Stunt pilot killed in SA crash 'meticulous'
• First Nation chiefs join together to speak out against Saskatchewan First Act
• Melbourne businessman Amit Miglani accused of targeting Indian community members in property investment scam
• Innovation: Digital Equb: Modernizing Ethiopia’s revered socio-economic asset
• Indian community in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on edge after online hate
• Wishing somebody a 'Happy Australia Day' could be determined as offensive, according to advocates in the Indig
• Pharrell Williams: Please think before you put on a headdress
• How the world loved the swastika - until Hitler stole it
• Manitoba judge acquits 2 Indigenous men convicted of 1973 Winnipeg murder
• Necrophilia, lies, police failures and racial bias. Teens Mona Lisa and Cindy Smith died by the side of a road near Bourke, the man responsible walked free
• These are the First Nations winners at the TV Week Logie Awards
• Vancouver Islander wins 2023 TD Indigenous Songwriting Award
• COMMENT: I'm Indigenous and I'm gay - Accept it
• Tomson Highway finds inspiration in one woman's musical laugh
• Lighthouse receives wild meat donation from FSIN
• Mount Isa’s ‘Lucky Luke’ chosen as One Night Stand’s opening act
• Dhimurru Ranger protects and sustains country after 25 years
• Indian man wins $1 million in Dubai Duty Free draw
• Indigenous Sexualities: Resisting Conquest and Translation
• Jesse Ed Davis Was Rock Heroes’ Secret Weapon. And a Mystery.
• Sugar Man’s sweet kiss
• ATP Indian Wells 2025 Entry List: Will Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Zverev play?
• Why Do People Say ‘Rabbit Rabbit’ at the Start of Each Month?
• Tony Armstrong's advice on talking about race and racism
• How the ‘Little Green Men’ Phenomenon Began on a Kentucky Farm
• Telling a story that no-one wants to talk about
• Man jailed for less than 10 months for breaking AFL fan's skull with didgeridoo
• Concerns over young Indian men ‘asking for money’ on Melbourne streets
• Cree First Nation Makes Major Strides in Communication by Launching a New Mobile App to Keep Members Informed
• Badger Bates: ‘I feel like I’m very lucky, even though I’m no millionaire’
• On My Radar: Happy-Ending Indian-Iranian Love Story
• Kohli stars as India downs Australia to reach Champions Trophy final
• Lucky Guy : A Broadway Debut for Tom Hanks
• Sweet Country (2017) ⭐ 6.9 | Adventure, Crime, Drama
• Vancouver Islander wins 2023 TD Indigenous Songwriting Award
• The Darwin poet whose muse is a dialysis machine | Oscar Schwartz
• Kimberley Aboriginal tourism pioneer Sam Lovell honoured in exhibition
• Indigenous leaders plan action against Saskatchewan First Act
• Munaf Patel, World Cup winner who once earned Rs 35 a day at tile factory, retires a happy man
• Lucky man: has Bill Shorten got what it takes?
• Video emerges of WA Police officer tripping and throwing an elderly Indigenous man to the ground
• 'Dad was especially lucky to be welcomed and accepted into football': Polly Farmer's daughter reflects on her father's groundbreaking career
• Snakebite victim's survival 'a miracle': zoo owner
• Cree First Nation Makes Major Strides in Communication by Launching a New Mobile App to Keep Members Informed
• 'I was looking at death': how the world's most tattooed man, Lucky Diamond Rich, came back from the brink
• Your Guide to Powwow Country
• 'Lucky he came, he saved you', teen murder trial told
• Lucky Dube: how a South African musician changed the sound of desert music
• Battlefords Regional Community Coalition provides update
• Paddy Moriarty inquest: Larrimah local told 'don't do anything stupid' after argument
• ‘I’m not hiring no Indian’: Indigenous man says Winnipeg tried to muzzle his complaints with non-disclosure agreement
• Two men found dead in Edinburgh flats will be 'forever missed'
• I took the government to court to lower the Indigenous pension age. Here’s why
• If Indigenous people die younger, should we retire younger too?
• ‘Menace all along’: Video reveals disturbing croc behavior before man was killed
• Inquest findings on the death of Kamilaroi-Dunghutti man Ricky Hampson Jnr to be delivered Tuesday
• Hill a happy man at Hawthorn
• Inquest findings on the death of Kamilaroi-Dunghutti man Ricky Hampson Jnr to be delivered Tuesday
• 'Lucky he came, he saved you', teen murder trial told
• 'Lucky he came, he saved you', teen murder trial told
• Aussie man ‘struck gold’ after lucky discovery on bush walk
• Aussie man ‘struck gold’ after lucky discovery on bush walk
• I took the government to court to lower the Indigenous pension age. Here’s why
• I took the government to court to lower the Indigenous pension age. Here’s why
• ‘Empathy and kindness’: 1967 referendum campaigner urges Australians to vote yes
• 'Really lucky': Man rescued before going over Lynn Canyon waterfall
• Manipur violence: "Good luck to two babies born in our garrison..." Indian Army on rescue ops
• Review: 'A Lucky Man,' by Jamel Brinkley
• Dark Cloud: 'Sixties Scoop' survivor
• After 60 years, a DNA test may have uncovered a secret identity, solved a cold case and reunited a family
• Three-day motorcycle ride benefits Columbia River salmon, people
• Sixties Scoop: 'They just wanted to remove an Indian child into a white home'
• Cousins who beat up a 45-year-old man on Sask. farm sentenced

Academic Research

• Laki charms:'Luck'and personal agency in North Mekeo Social change
• Lady luck or mother earth? Gaming as a trope in Plains Indian cultural traditions
• 4: STRIKE ME LUCKY, SILLY ASS: ETHNICITY AND CLASS DIFFERENCE
• Lucky Dube: Connecting countrymen around the world
• “If This Is Such a Great Country, Why Haven't We Heard of Their Football Team?” Configuring Identity and Belonging in Lucky Miles by Michael James Rowland
• 'Welcome to paradise': Asylum seekers, neoliberalism, nostalgia and Lucky Miles
• Menudo and Lucky Charms
• Ventriloquizing Animal Voices to Acknowledge Indigenous Voices in Sorensen's The Lucky Galah
• In the Realm of the Indigenous: Local, National, and Global Articulations in Fishing Luck
• A Mythological Mountain Giant Bringing Hunter's Luck: Reconstruction of the Ethno-cultural Ties of the Indigenous Peoples of the Lower Amur Basin and …
• La Vida, Lucky
• " I'm only young but that's how I will feel forever": The evaluation of Big hART's Lucky Project
• In the realm of the indigenous: Local, national, and global articulations in Fishing Luck
• Indigenous Peoples in the Works of Charles de Lint