A big thank you to Councillor Dean Roberts for bringing back the golf subsidy for those living in the Tri-community and for urban members who claim La Ronge as their traditional home.
Submit your receipt (scan and email to kroberts@llrib.ca or fax to 306-425-3031, please no screenshots).
Due to limited funds this is a first come-first served initiative!
Traditional Lance Run – Tony Cote Summer Games 2026.
We are officially calling out for youth registrations for the Traditional Lance Run 2026.We are seeking Indigenous youth ages 13–18 from:• Lac La Ronge Indian Band Communities• Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs (BATC) Communities
This sacred journey will bring together a total of 32 youth:• 16 Youth from LLRIB Communities• 16 Youth from BATC CommunitiesYouth selected will take part in a powerful cultural and spiritual journey representing their families, communities, and Nations during the Tony Cote Summer Games 2026.
We are looking for:-Youth athletes-Youth leaders-Cultural representatives-Competing & non-competing youth
Youth participants will be selected by the Traditional Council representatives from both LLRIB & BATC Communities.
Please scan the QR Code on the poster to complete the online registration application.
Please see poster for all information and registration details.
Starting May 18, come on down to the JRMCC Garage Gym for athletic, sport specific based training. Every Monday/Wednesday/Friday at 6:00pm, athletes ages 11-14 can come out and build their mobility, agility, and strength. From 7:15-8:30pm, athletes ages 15-19 will be building their power, speed, and explosiveness. Whether it’s your first time in the gym or you’ve been doing your own thing for a while, this is your chance to come learn or improve your technique, while building yourself as a well rounded athlete.
Program cost is $120 or $12 per workout. If you’re not sure if this program is for you, drop in for the first workout for $12 and see how you like it. Maximum 8 athletes per group.
Text Kyle at 519-994-7210 with any questions or to register.
We’re pleased to announce we’ve signed up with LiveBarn to bring you live-streaming for our events. Blackouts will be in effect for all Ice Wolves practices and games.
The future of LLRIB women’s hockey looks good. Congratulations again to our four LLRIB members Hallie Parada, Danica Roberts, Tila Boyd and Jordyn Henry who are playing with Team Saskatchewan at the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships in Regina this week.
A special shout out to Hallie who designated as the Captain of the team!