FNSO Emergency Number: 1-204-512-0858
SVDN Drug Tip Line Call or Text: 1-204-901-4527
On July 1, 2014, SVDN achieved the status of self-government with recognized jurisdiction by both Canada and Manitoba in over 50 areas, creating a true Nation-to-Nation and Government-to-Government relationship between SVDN, Canada, and Manitoba. The self-government negotiation process took over 20 years to achieve. SVDN continues to lead and progress by becoming the only self-governing Dakota Nation in Canada recognized by both the Federal and Provincial governments, and the only self-governing First Nation in the Prairie Provinces. By continuing with the relationship development with Canada and Manitoba during the negotiation process, Sioux Valley continues to open new doors.
SVDN is abundant in its culture, language and traditions. The ability to continue with the traditional values of the Oceti Sakowin will only bring good things for the community through the spirit of sharing and helping each other now and for generations to come.
The Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Governance Website is a key communication tool for all Sioux Valley Dakota Nation (SVDN) citizens wherever they reside. Sioux Valley Dakota Nation strives to provide information in a clear and transparent manner, and to reflect accountability to its citizenship.
SVDN, formerly called the Oak River Reserve, is located on the banks of the Assiniboine River in Southwestern Manitoba. The Oak River Reserve was created by an Order in Council of the Government of Canada in 1876. Sioux Valley Dakota Nation is the largest Dakota Nation in Canada with a membership of approximately 2500. SVDN is not a signatory to a Treaty.
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Get Tested: STBBISexually Transmitted and Blood Born Infections SVDN Health CentreOctober 15 – 10am-3pmOctober 20 – 10am-3pmOctober 22 – 10am-3pmOctober 27 – 10am-3pmOctober 29 – 10am-3pm Available Services:STI TestingNaloxoneCondoms You should test if:You are sexually
Men’s Group ArcheryOctober 13, 20261:30pm – 3:30pmWacipi Grounds Contact Mike Tagay at the SVDN Health CentreFor More Info: 1.204.855.2690
SVDN Health – BreastCheck Cancer Screening Clinic CancerCare ManitobaAction Care Manitoba Breastcheck is coming soon! BreastCheck Cancer Screening ClinicSioux Valley Dakota NationSVDN Health CentreNovember 16-17, 2026 Femails age 45-74 can call Sioux Valley Health Centre
PROTECT OUR VISION…An eye Health Screening Initiative Friday, October 16, 2026SVDN Health Centre10:00AM – 11:00AM With Presenter Justice & Jenna, Facilitator from Pathways to Indigenous Diabetes Wellness/IDHC Please Contact Julie For Transportation Arrangements1.204.855.2690
Your Fall Shield: Boost Your Defenses Flu & COVID VaccinesThursday, October 8, 20269:00am – 4:00pm(Other dates to be announced up arrival of more vaccines) Flu + COVID6 months of age & up65+ eligible for high
The SVDN Veterans meeting previously scheduled for Friday, October 2 has been rescheduled to Wednesday, October 7, 2026 10am – 12pm, due to early closure of the Governance office for previously scheduled maintenance. SVDN Veteran’s
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation would like to congratulate the newly elected SVDN High School Jr. Chief & Council and Class Representatives. Chief Jennifer Bone was on had to congratulate the new members and present a
Get Tested: STBBISexually Transmitted and Blood Born Infections SVDN Health CentreOctober 15 – 10am-3pmOctober 20 – 10am-3pmOctober 22 – 10am-3pmOctober 27 – 10am-3pmOctober 29 – 10am-3pm Available Services:STI TestingNaloxoneCondoms You should test if:You are sexually
Men’s Group ArcheryOctober 13, 20261:30pm – 3:30pmWacipi Grounds Contact Mike Tagay at the SVDN Health CentreFor More Info: 1.204.855.2690
