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North pinehouse village: place of the north - foreign firm trading post in 1786 (snake lake), however, there was no permanent settlement until the 1940s. The post office opened in 1949. The first road to the village was built in 1977. Population approx. 1400.
Kineepik métis local: purportedly a local (#9) mestizo nation of saskatchewan, however there is doubt as to whether he is officially listed in mns. The branch was incorporated under the saskatchewan nonprofit corporations act in 2007. Number of members: approx. 28.
Pinehouse business north: originally established as a village development corporation in the early 1990s, pinehouse business north development corporation was struck off the saskatchewan corporation register in 1996. In 1998, it was transformed into "pinehouse business north development inc." After a mysterious share split in 1920, pinehouse business north limited partnership was launched, which is now probably a functional enterprise. Most of the contracts signed by pbn are in the uranium/nuclear sector.
Uranium/nuclear industry: cameco started uranium mining at lake key (220 km north) in 1983. In 2010, apparently, at the request of kameko, pinehouse north village and kineepik métis local invited a firm on a nuclear waste application to investigate the possibility of publishing a nuclear waste storage facility in the company. This relationship was suspended in 2013.
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