FAQs About ZMAL

About ZMAL

What is Zagime Management Authority Ltd. (ZMAL)?

ZMAL is the economic development corporation of Zagime Anishinabek. We manage Nation-owned businesses, projects, and land development opportunities to create sustainable growth and employment for our people.

Who owns ZMAL?

ZMAL is fully owned by Zagime Anishinabek and operates on behalf of the Nation to generate revenue, employment, and long-term prosperity.

What types of businesses does ZMAL oversee?

We oversee a diverse portfolio, including hospitality and dining (Moose and Bannock), retail (ZMAL Mini Mart), cannabis (Omagakii), health and care services (Zagime Care Home), and land development projects such as Saulteaux Crossing.

Employment and Training

How can Nation members apply for jobs with ZMAL?

Employment opportunities are shared through our website, social media, and community job boards. Nation members are encouraged to apply directly online or through our HR office.

Does ZMAL offer training opportunities?

Yes. ZMAL partners with organizations such as SIIT, the First Nations Employment Centre, and educational institutions to provide training in skilled trades, heavy equipment operation, and other career paths.

Are there opportunities for summer students or recent graduates?

Absolutely. ZMAL is committed to creating pathways for youth employment through internships, summer jobs, and entry-level positions.

Development and Projects

What is happening at Saulteaux Crossing?

Saulteaux Crossing is ZMAL’s flagship development project near Regina. It will bring new business opportunities, employment, and training for Nation members while creating a hub for future growth.

How does ZMAL decide which projects to pursue?

All projects are evaluated based on sustainability, revenue potential, employment opportunities for Nation members, and alignment with community values and long-term goals.

Community and Purpose

How does ZMAL benefit the Zagime Anishinabek Nation?

ZMAL reinvests profits from our businesses and developments into community services, programs, and long-term growth, while also creating jobs and training for Nation members.