Our Story
Established in 1998, the North Central Transportation Planning Committee was founded with a singular mission: to prioritize the region's transportation needs and enhance road safety for all. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to facilitating meaningful discussions between local stakeholders, ensuring that every decision we make reflects the unique character and future aspirations of our North Central Saskatchewan community.
Each municipality is paired with a Committee Member to assist with your municipalities unique transportation needs. Please look for your municipality in the Divisions listed below to find your representative.
Land Acknowledgement
The North Central Transportation Planning Committee acknowledges that we work and gather on the traditional and treaty territories of First Nations peoples and within the Homeland of the Métis.
Our area encompasses lands covered by Treaty 6, agreements between First Nations and the Crown that continue to shape our relationships with one another and with these lands.
We recognize the enduring presence, contributions, cultures, languages and knowledge of the Cree, Saulteaux, Nakota and Dakota peoples, as well as the Métis people whose Homeland includes this region.
We honour the Elders and Knowledge Keepers, past and present, and acknowledge the generations of Indigenous peoples who have cared for these lands and waters since time immemorial.
As an organization involved in transportation planning and infrastructure, we recognize our responsibility to respect these lands, waterways and communities, and to work toward meaningful relationships, collaboration and reconciliation with First Nations and Métis peoples.
We are all treaty people.
Municipalities within the NCTPC Service Area
City of: Lloydminster, Martensville, Meadow Lake, Melfort, North Battleford, Prince Albert, Saskatoon, and Warman
Town of: Aberdeen, Asquith, Battleford, Birch Hills, Big River, Blaine Lake, Bruno, Cudworth, Cut Knife, Delmeny, Duck Lake, Hafford, Langham, Lashburn, Maidstone, Marshall, Osler, Osler Radisson, Rosthern, Shellbrook, St. Brieux, St. Walburg, Spiritwood, Turtleford, Vonda, Wakaw, and Waldhelm
RM of: Aberdeen, Battle River, Bayne, Beaver River, Big River, Birch Hills, Blaine Lake, Britannia, Buckland, Canwood, Corman Park, Cut Knife, District Lakeland, Douglas, Duck Lake, Eldon, Fish Creek, Flett’s Springs, Frenchman Butte, Garden River, Great Bend, Grant, Hillsdale, Hoodoo, Humboldt, Invergordon, Kinistino, Lake Lenore, Laird, Loon Lake, Manitou Lake, Mayfield, Medstead, Meota, Mervin, Meeting Lake, North Battleford, Paddockwood, Parkdale, Paynton, Prince Albert, Redberry, Rosthern, Round Hill, Shellbrook, Spiritwood, St. Peter, St.Louis, Three Lakes, Turtle River, and Wilton
Village of: Albertville, Alvena, Betty¸ Borden¸ Canwood¸ Christopher Lake¸ Debden¸ Denholm¸ Dorintosh, Edam¸ Englefeld¸ Glaslyn¸ Goodsoil¸ Lake Lenore¸ Laird¸ Leask¸ Leoville¸ Loon Lake¸ Makwa, Marcelin, Marsden¸ Meath Park¸ Medstead¸ Mervin¸ Meota¸ Muenster¸ Neilburg¸ Paddockwood¸ Paradise Hill¸ Parkside¸ Paynton¸ Pierceland¸ Pilger¸ Prud’homme¸ Richard¸ Shell Lake¸ St. Benedict¸ St. Gregor¸ St. Louis¸ Waseca¸ Weldon, and Weirdale
Resort Village of: Big Shell, Candle Lake, Chitek Lake, Cochin¸ Echo Bay¸ and Pebble Baye
First Nations: Ahtahkakoop First Nation, Beardy's and Okemasis First Nation, Big Island Lake Creen Nation, Big River First Nation, Flying Dust First Nation, Grizzly Bear's Head First Nation, James Smith Cree Nation, Lac La Ronge Indian Band/First Nation, Lean Man First Nation, Little Pine First Nation, Lucky Man First Nation, Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation, Meadow Lake Tribal Council, Ministikwan Lake Cree Nation, Mistawasis Nêhiyawak, Montreal Lake Cree Nation, Moosomin First Nation, Mosquito First Nation, Muskeg Cree Nation, Muskoday First Nation, Onion Lake Cree Nation, Pelican Lake First Nation, Peter Chapman Band, Poundmaker Cree Nation, Red Pheasant First Nation, Saulteaux First Nation, Sturgeon Lake First Nation, Sweetgrass First Nation, Thunderchild First Nation, Wahpeton Dakota Nation, Waterhen First Nation, and Witchekan Lake First Nation
Division Representatives and Active Membership
Division 1 Urban: Rob Michayluk robm@sasktel.net
Cudworth, Pilger, and Wakaw
Division 2 Urban: Dennis Helmuth dennis.heluth@rosthern.com
Blaine Lake, Borden, Marcelin, Rosthern, and Saskatoon
Division 3 Urban: Chrysie Braaten cbraaten2024@gmail.com
Birch Hills, Candle Lake, Christopher Lake, Meath Park, and Paddockwood
Division 4 Urban: George Tomporowski
gtomporowski@sasktel.net
Parkside and Shellbrook
Division 5 Urban: Nancy Schneider nschneider@stwalburg.com
Medstead, Mervin, Paradise Hill, St. Walburg, and Turtleford
Division 6 Urban: Vacant
No active memberships
First Nations Representative: Vacant
No active memberships
Division 1 Rural: Bruce Cron
coldhoe@yahoo.ca
Aberdeen, Fish Creek, Grant, Hoodoo, Lake Lenore, St.Louis, and St. Peter
Division 2 Rural: Jim Joanette
jimjoanette@gmail.com
Douglas, Laird, Redberry, and Rosthern
Division 3 Rural: Edwin Rundbraaten e.rundbraaten@sasktel.net
Birch Hills, Buckland, Garden River, Invergordon, Kinistino, District Lakeland, Paddockwood, and Prince Albert
Division 4 Rural: Randy Aumack randyaumack@gmail.com
Meeting Lake, Shellbrook, and Spiritwood
Division 5 Rural: Tom Hougham t.hougham@littleloon.ca
Frenchman Butte and Mervin
Division 6 Rural: Spenser McGowan spenser@tgcontracting.ca
Britannia, Cut Knife, Eldon, Hillsdale, Manitou Lake, Meota, North Battleford, Round Hill, Wilton