TSUUT'INA NATION ENTERPRISES
Our Companies
REDWOOD MEADOWS GOLF CLUB
In 1940, a brush fire had destroyed most of the area known as Redwood Meadows. The Elders of the Tsuut’ina Nation noticed that after the brush fire, the regrowth of the poplar and spruce trees had a reddish color to them. The Elders then called this area “Redwood Yards”. In 1972, the Tsuut’ina Nation embarked on an economic development endeavor, to construct an 18-hole championship golf course. Owned and operated by Tsuut’ina Nation and recognized as one of Western Canada’s finest championship layouts. The course was designed by Golf Course Architects Bill Newis and Stan Leonard. The greens and surrounds were redesigned by Golf Course Architect Garry Browning in 2001.
SARCEE GRAVEL
Sarcee Gravel Products Inc. is 44 years old as of 2022, making it one of Tsuut’ina Nation’s oldest franchise/company. There have been many major successes and failures throughout the years but one thing we have is Spirit. Our connection to our ancestors ability to use innovation and Warrior Spirit to work through all adversities and lead us to where we are.
TSUUT'INA NATION SECURITY COMPANY
Tsuut’ina Security provides services to: Tsuut’ina Gas, Seven Chiefs Sportsplex, Tsuut’ina Administration Building, Tsuut’ina Museum, SR-1 Project and 2023 Tsuut’ina Nation Annual Celebrations (Rodeo & Powwow) Tsuut’ina Security Co. was established in 2022 to address Tsuut’ina Gas traffic overflow. To date, security for the Chief Joseph Big Plume Building and Spring Bank Reservoir Dam Project was added to the contract. Continue to secure contracts throughout the Nation and working with external partners on contracts off the Nation for security services. The first Company on the Nation to implement a training to employment initiative in partnership with the Employment Resource Center and with this partnership we have staffed approximately 70% to our existing staff.
TSUUT'INA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
The Chief Joseph Big Plume Building was completed in 1994 with over 90,000 square
feet of space. Following is a list of tenants:
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Tsuut’ina Nation Head Chief and Minor Chiefs
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Tsuut’ina Nation Programs and Departments
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Dit’onik’odza Charities Ltd
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Tsuut’ina Nation Enterprises
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Human Resources including new expansion
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Government Programs – Indian
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Oil and Gas Canada (IOGC), Indigenous
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Services Canada (ISC), Health Canada
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Eagle Travel Services
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Treaty 7 Community Futures
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Conservation Department
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G4 Stoney Nakota Tsuut’ina Nation Tribal Conuncil
TSUUT'INA NATION ENTERPRISES HEALTH & SAFETY
Tsuutina Nation Enterprises is committed to the protection and safety of all of its resources.
In fulfilling this commitment to people, property and environment, management will provide and maintain a safe work environment that meets industry standards. Provides Health and Safety support and resources to all companies under the Enterprises umbrella.
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GOVERNANCE AND ACCOUNTABILITY
Tsuut’ina Enterprises is governed by a Board of Directors. The Board’s responsibility is to oversee the direction and management of Tsuut’ina Enterprises and our strategic direction as outlined in the Tsuut’ina Enterprises Business Charter. Tsuut’ina Enterprises is blessed to have an amazing and caring board who devote their time and expertise to ensure all decisions are for
the benefit of Tsuut’ina Citizens.