New Health Services Building for Sandy Lake First Nation

Official title: Sandy Lake First Nation - Health Services Building

Closed Environmental Assessment Health & Safety Indigenous & Northern
Sandy Lake First Nation wants to build a new health services building to better support families and community members. Right now, they have to book space in the high school or youth centre for activities. The new 2,400 m² building would include a play area, teepee, and firepit area.

Why This Matters

This project would give Sandy Lake First Nation a dedicated space for health services and community activities. It's part of improving healthcare access in remote Indigenous communities.

What Could Change

If approved, construction would include site clearing, a new 2,400 m² building with parking, and outdoor facilities including a play area, teepee, and firepit. The community would gain a permanent health services facility.

Key Issues

  • Should the environmental assessment for this health services building be approved?
  • What are the potential environmental impacts of site preparation and construction?

Indigenous Consultation

This consultation requires engagement with Indigenous communities under the Crown's duty to consult.