Kikino Métis Settlement is one of Alberta’s eight Métis Settlements and is located in northeastern Alberta within a region connected to forestry, energy, agriculture, transportation, and rural enterprise. The Settlement has a proud history of Métis self-government, community strength, and cultural continuity. Kikino’s location provides opportunities for economic participation in regional development while maintaining a strong connection to land, family, and Métis identity.
The economic opportunities for Kikino Métis Settlement include construction, trades, forestry, agriculture, transportation, environmental services, energy-sector support, tourism, and Indigenous entrepreneurship. The Settlement can continue to expand its economic base through procurement partnerships, business development, skills training, and collaboration with governments, industry, and educational institutions. Its proximity to regional resource and service-sector activity creates opportunities for local businesses and workers to participate in broader economic growth.
Kikino Métis Settlement is well positioned to strengthen its role in Alberta’s Indigenous economy by advancing partnerships that respect Métis governance, culture, and community priorities. Through investment in people, infrastructure, and local enterprise, the Settlement can continue creating meaningful opportunities for its members. Kikino represents a strong partner for organizations committed to economic reconciliation, inclusion, and long-term relationship building.