Peavine Métis Settlement is a self-governing Métis community located in northern Alberta near High Prairie. As one of Alberta’s eight Métis Settlements, Peavine plays an important role in advancing Métis self-determination, cultural preservation, and community-based economic development. Its location connects the Settlement to regional opportunities in forestry, agriculture, construction, transportation, natural resources, tourism, and service-sector activity.
Peavine Métis Settlement’s economic opportunities include Indigenous entrepreneurship, forestry, construction, environmental services, agriculture, transportation, tourism, workforce development, and regional procurement participation. Through partnerships with governments, industry, educational institutions, and businesses, the Settlement can continue strengthening employment pathways, skills training, business ownership, and community investment. Its position within northern Alberta provides opportunities to participate in regional supply chains and broader economic development initiatives.
Peavine Métis Settlement is well positioned to build a stronger economic future while protecting its Métis identity, traditions, and connection to land. Through strategic planning, investment in people, and respectful partnerships, the Settlement can continue advancing economic reconciliation in a way that benefits both the community and the broader region. Peavine represents a valuable partner for organizations committed to inclusion, engagement, and long-term shared success.