Membership and Mandate
The Interlake Reserves Tribal Council (IRTC) was incorporated and recognized by the Government of Canada in 1977. It is a formal unification of seven First Nations and one non-affiliated First Nation located in the Interlake area of the Province of Manitoba.
The IRTC represents approximately 14,454 members under the leadership of seven First Nations in the Interlake. IRTC's manadate is to facilitate in the transfer of local control and responsibility of programs and services to its member First Nations.
The IRTC represents approximately 14,454 members under the leadership of seven First Nations in the Interlake. IRTC's manadate is to facilitate in the transfer of local control and responsibility of programs and services to its member First Nations.
Member First Nations
Dauphin River First Nation
Chief Emery Stagg
Pinaymootang First Nation
Chief Garnet Woodhouse
Lake Manitoba First Nation
Chief Barry Swan
Lake St. Martin First Nations
Chief Adrian Sinclair
Little Saskatchewan First Nation
Chief Hector Shorting
Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation
Chief Dave Traverse
Peguis First Nation
Chief Glenn Hudson
Fisher River First Nation (Non-Affiliated)
Chief David Crate
Chief Emery Stagg
Pinaymootang First Nation
Chief Garnet Woodhouse
Lake Manitoba First Nation
Chief Barry Swan
Lake St. Martin First Nations
Chief Adrian Sinclair
Little Saskatchewan First Nation
Chief Hector Shorting
Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation
Chief Dave Traverse
Peguis First Nation
Chief Glenn Hudson
Fisher River First Nation (Non-Affiliated)
Chief David Crate
