Prior to 1994
1992 – Mistik Mngmt. Ltd. Created
1988 – MLTC purchased 40% of Norsask
1988 – MLTC acquires 100% of Polar Oils
1983 – MLTC acquires 50% of Polar Oils
1981 – MLTC Founded
1992 – Mistik Mngmt. Ltd. Created
1988 – MLTC purchased 40% of Norsask
1988 – MLTC acquires 100% of Polar Oils
1983 – MLTC acquires 50% of Polar Oils
1981 – MLTC Founded
Tribal Chief
Chief Percy Derocher
Vice Chiefs
Oneil Gladue
Isadore Campbell
Directors
Ray Ahenakew
Vern Bachiu
Brian Opikokew
Jim Dalgleish
Frank Lai
Charles Fiddler
Ty Rutzki
Tribal Chief
Chief Richard Gladue
Vice Chiefs
Oneil Gladue
Isadore Campbell
Directors
Ray Ahenakew
Vern Bachiu
Brian Opikokew
Jim Dalgleish
MLTC Northern Trucking begins hauling woodchips from NorSask to PA;
Kilborn Western MOU Signed.
Mistik Mgmnt. Ltd. develops its 25-year forest management plan.
MLTC Acquires 0.01% of Meadow Lake OSB and 25.5% of West Wind Aviation.
MLTC Acquires 10% of Western First Nations Hospitality (WFNH)
Tribal Chief
Chief Helen Ben
Chief Percy Derocher
Chief Sid Fiddler
Chief Guy Lariviere
Chief Robert Sylvestre
Chief Frank Kytwayhat
Chief Louis Chinalquay
Vern Bachiu
Conceptual planning begins on the MLTC Bioenergy Plant.
Tribal Chiefs
Chief Roy Cheecham
Chief Richard Fiddler
Chief Guy Lariviere
Chief Ralph Paul
Chief Frank Kytwayhat
Chief Helen Ben
Management
Isabelle Opikokew
Ben Voss
The pilot wood pelleting plant is commissioned.
MLTC RDI acquires an additional 10% of WFNH, totaling 20% ownership.
Tribal Chief
Chief Helen Ben
Chief Roy Cheecham
Chief Richard Fiddler
Chief Debbie Billette
Chief Robert Sylvestre
Chief Richard Ben
Chief Leslie Crookedneck
Vice Chief Eric Sylvestre
Management
Isabelle Opikokew
Ben Voss
MLTC directors approve 2nd phase of business plan.
RDI Saskatoon office building purchased.
Tribal Chief
Chief Eric Sylvestre
Chief Roy Cheecham
Chief Carol Bernard
Chief Debbie Billette
Chief Robert Sylvestre
Chief Robert Opikokew
Chief Richard Ben
Chief Leslie Crookedneck
Chief Ralph Paul
Chief Jim Norman
Chief Percy Derocher
Management
Ben Voss
Isabelle Opikokew
Sakaw-Askiy (SakAw) Allocated 8% of PA FMA
Tribal Chief
Chief Eric Sylvestre
Chief Dwayne Lasas
Chief Carol Bernard
Chief Robert Sylvestre
Chief Robert Opikokew
Chief Lance Byhette
Chief Bob Merasty
Chief Richard Ben
Chief Teddy Clark
Vice Chief Maria Black
Frank Proto
Rita Mirwald
Management
Ben Voss
Isabelle Opikokew
Directors
Frank Proto
Rita Mirwald
Don Gass
Peter Forton
Management
Ben Voss
Trevor Reid
Kaylynn Schroeder
NorSask 2nd Shift Added;
Subsidiary Co. of SIGA Parthership begins.
Tribal Chief
Chief Eric Sylvestre
Vice Chief Dwayne Lasas
Chief Carol Bernard
Chief Robert Sylvestre
Chief Robert Opikokew
Chief Lance Byhette
Chief Bob Merasty
Chief Richard Ben
Chief Teddy Clark
Vice Chief Maria Black
Frank Proto
Rita Mirwald
Management
Ben Voss
Isabelle Opikokew
Directors
Frank Proto
Rita Mirwald
Don Gass
Peter Forton
Ty Rutzki
Gary Merasty
Karl Neubert
Management
Ben Voss
Trevor Reid
Kaylynn Schroeder
Meadow Lake OSB Divested;
NorSask Transport Founded;
Red Eagle Cellular Founded
Directors
Frank Proto (Chair)
Rita Mirwald
Peter Forton
Karl Neubert
Gary Merasty
Brad Young
Management
Al Balisky (CEO)
Annette Klassen (CFO)
Directors
Blair Davidson (Chair)
Rita Mirwald
Richard Gladue
Karl Neubert
Ty Rutzki
Brad Young
Ray Ahenakew
Management
Al Balisky (CEO)
Sacha Munro (CFO)
Meadow Lake Tribal Council re-installs a Dene Vice-Chief position to the Tribal Council to provide better representation for MLTC’s 4 Dene First Nations.
Directors
Blair Davidson (Chair)
Richard Gladue
Brad Young
Ray Ahenakew
Ruby Sinclair
Eric Sylvestre
Laurie Thomas
Management
Al Balisky (CEO)
Sacha Munro (CFO)
Tina Rasmussen (Corp Development)
Albert Derocher (Business Consultant)
Renaming of L&M Forest Products to NorthWind Forest Products occurs in Glaslyn. A reconciliation event held recognizing past wrongs associated with the L&M corporate name and moving to a new future.
Directors
Blair Davidson (Chair)
Richard Gladue
Brad Young
Andrew Spence
Kelly Montgrand
Ruby Sinclair
Eric Sylvestre
Laurie Thomas
Management
Al Balisky (CEO)
Sacha Munro (CFO)
Tina Rasmussen (Chief Business Officer)
Albert Derocher (Business Consultant)
Partnership with Trace Associates on a 51% / 49% basis. Creating a majority owned Indigenous business.
Partnership with Woodriver Controls on a 51% / 49% basis. Creating a majority owned Indigenous business.
MLTC Indigenous Services reaches COD on October 25, 2022, of the MLTC Bioenergy Centre.
MLTC Receives Seda annual Chairperson’s Award recognizing outstanding economic development contributions and achievements either locally or provincially.
Tribal Chief Ben is re-elected to his seat as Tribal Chief.
Directors
Blair Davidson (Chair)
Richard Gladue
Brad Young
Ryan La Rose
Ruby Sinclair
Eric Sylvestre
Laurie Thomas
Management
Al Balisky (CEO)
Sacha Munro (CFO)
Tina Rasmussen (Chief Business Officer)
Albert Derocher (Business Consultant)
Partnership with Woodriver Controls on a 51% / 49% basis. Creating a majority owned Indigenous business.
Polar Oils and MLTC welcome Little Pine First Nation to ownership structure joining with other First Nation owners Ahtahkakoop and One Arrow.
MLTC Industrial Investments and our Chiefs visit Washington D.C. to discuss the impact of softwood tariffs on Indigenous business in Canada.
Partnership with Woodriver Controls on a 51% / 49% basis. Creating a majority owned Indigenous business.
MLTC receives the “Business of the Year” award from the Canadian Council on Aboriginal Business at their gathering in Halifax, N.S.
MLTC Resource Development hires Jeremy Norman as their Director of Operations.
Vice Chiefs Derocher and McIntyre are acclaimed to their executive positions within the Tribal Council.
NorthWind Treatment Plant completes major upgrades to accommodate treatment of utility poles.
Directors
Blair Davidson (Chair)
Richard Gladue
Brad Young
Ryan La Rose
Ruby Sinclair
Eric Sylvestre
Brandon Hansen
Management
Al Balisky (CEO)
Sacha Munro (CFO)
Tina Rasmussen (Chief Business Officer)
Albert Derocher (Business Consultant)
MOU signed with Saskatchewan Research Council aimed at working together to investigate the opportunity for the eVinci Nuclear Battery to service rural and remote northern communities
MLTC suffers the untimely loss of Dene Vice Chief Lawrence McIntyre and former Tribal Chief Richard Ben.
MLTC Solar Farm reaches COD and begins selling power to SaskPower.
Former Flying Dust Chief Jeremy Norman acclaimed as new MLTC Tribal Chief.