Kahkewistahâw Economic Management Corporation (KEMC) develops economic opportunities on behalf of Kahkewistahâw First Nation. KEMC is built on an increasingly diverse portfolio, actively building new relationships and exploring new pathways for growth every day.
Kahkewistahâw Landing
KFN Urban Reserve, SaskatoonKEMC is currently in Phase 3 of the development of KFN’s urban reserve property in Saskatoon. Located minutes from downtown, just south of the John Diefenbaker International Airport off Circle Drive.
Mâmawi Landing
KFN Urban Reserve, YorktonLocated in Yorkton, Mâmawi Landing was Saskatchewan’s third First Nations urban reserve. Home to the Painted Hand Casino, Home Inn & Suites, the first Kahkewistahâw Gas & Convenience store, and the Yellow Thunderbird Lodge (Yorkton Tribal Council Child & Family Services) head office, Mâmawi Landing is now fully developed.
Lakeside Project
Bird's Point, Round LakeLocated in the beautiful Qu’Appelle Valley, an hour south of Yorkton, Round Lake (Bird’s Point) is a pristine glacial lake with immense potential for development. Led by the community’s vision for a tourism destination for the community and visitors, a gathering space for friends and families, KEMC launched the planning stage for this project in 2025.
Phase I Launching 2027: will begin construction of a new gas station, restaurant & bar, and laundromat in the lot just north of the existing KFN-owned Lakeside Grill
Future Development: 20 rental cabins, 100-200 camper trailer site, 18 glamping campsites, 12-hole golf course, community hall/gym for events, recreational activities, and cultural space
Our Community
Kahkewistahâw First NationKahkewistahâw First Nation (KFN) is located 15km north of Broadview, Saskatchewan along the #201 highway and the Qu’Appelle Valley in Treaty 4 territory. The community has a population of 2300+ members, with 700+ making their home on the reserve. Languages include Cree and Saulteaux. KFN is a member of the Yorkton Tribal Council.
Find out more at: kfn72.com