We are a Municipal District of roughly 3,500 hearty souls spread out across 30,187 square kilometres of Municipal and First Nations Reserve lands, four Hamlets, and eight Localities in North Central Alberta.

Get to know us.

Welcome to Opportunity

We are the only Indigenous-majority municipality in Alberta. Proudly.

Home of Cree (Bigstone Nation) and Métis traditions and ways of life. A community that generates its oil & gas, energy, forestry, and recreational tourism economy from the natural environment, with a wealth of land-based Indigenous experiential offerings and local creator and entrepreneurial resources on the rise.

Notices

1405, 2026

Spring Community Cleanup 2026

Do your part on Thursday, June 18, 2026. The MD and Bigstone Cree Nation invite all organizations, businesses, schools, and residents to get involved in beautifying our community.  To receive bags and gloves meet at: [...]

1405, 2026

Grass Cutting Opportunity 2026

The MD of Opportunity No. 17 is seeking assistance in Grass Cutting at various locations in Wabasca and Calling Lake. The MD of Opportunity will designate areas to preform grass cutting. Must have own grass [...]

3004, 2026

Spring Hamlet Cleanup 2026

The MD of Opportunity will pick up free of charge: White Goods - refrigerators, stoves, etc. Steel Products - old vehicles, pipe, etc. A release and waiver form must be signed by the landowner. Deadline [...]

Events

Seize the opportunity to go places
and familiarize yourself with the land.

Campground

Planning a visit?

This is encouragement and inspiration to lose yourself in the clear waters, rugged woods, wild brush, and thick berry patches of the Municipality in order to take the time to find a deeper, more meaningful connection to nature, to each other, and to the centre of your soul.

Starting a Business?

Opportunity abounds for the bold and ambitious enough to roll up their sleeves and work to build a life and a career here. Be the solution we seek as we work to build and support local entrepreneurship, business start-ups, land-based Indigenous tourism, and the birth of new industries.

Business