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 Sterling
Brass is a member of the Key First Nation but now resides
on the Keeseekoose First Nation with his wife of 38 years,
Edna. Sterling and Edna have five children. Sterling
received his education at the Gordons Residential School
that involved him in many sports, especially rodeo, in
which his family all partook an interest. Sterling is presently the
Executive Director of the Saulteaux Healing and Wellness
Centre situated on the Cote First Nation. Prior to the
Healing and Wellness Centre, Brass has held positions
with the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations as
FSIN Vice-Chief and as District Representative for
Yorkton. Brass served his band as Chief and Band
Councillor and worked as a sub-foreman and as a
relocations officer for the Department of Indian Affairs.
During his work
experience he has met Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth,
Prime Minister Jean Cretien, and Premier Roy Romanow. Links: Sterling Brass - 4th Vice-Chief, F.S.I.N. |
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Sterling
is actively involved with the Provincial Environmental
and Resources Management and Chairs the Aboriginal
Trappers Federation. He is a past board member of the
Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Center (College) Board and
was influential in the establishment of the Wanuskewin
Heritage Park Site. 