Zhooniyaa Zaaga'igan | Long Lake No.58 First Nation

Long Lake No.58 First Nation is an Anishinaabe community in Northwestern Ontario, situated near Longlac in Treaty 9 territory

POPULATION

2,026

Rank #191 nationally

GEOGRAPHY

19.2 KM²

Rank #335 nationally

BAND COUNCIL TERM

01/27/2028

Term Expiration

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Community Profile

Overview

Last Updated 2026-03-28 08:57:18 UTC

Name

Long Lake No.58 First Nation (ISC Code: 184)

Former Names

Long Lake Band, Long Lake Reserve No. 58

Band Style

First Nation

Cultural Area

Boreal Forest Region

Indigenous Language

Ojibwe

Number of Registered Members

2026

Band Website

https://www.longlake58fn.ca/

Phone Number

(807) 876-2292

Fax Number

(807) 876-2757

Address

PO BOX 609, LONGLAC, ON

General Email

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Band Council

Governance Type

Not Applicable

Chief

JOHN CAMELIUS HECTOR ONABIGON

Term Expires

01/27/2028

Number of Council Members

JOHN CAMELIUS HECTOR ONABIGON

Chief

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HENRY REGINALD DAVEY

Councillor

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STERLING JAMES ABRAHAM STEVE FINLAYSON

Councillor

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MICHAEL (LLOYD) MCLAUGHLIN

Councillor

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FRANK ALPHONSE MICHAEL ONABIGON

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DARCY CHARLES WABOOSE

Councillor

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MARGUERITE (VERONICA) WABOOSE

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PATRICK JOSEPH KAKEGABON

Councillor

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AUDRY MAY FISHER

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MICHAEL LEIGH FISHER

Councillor

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NARCISE ALEX KAKEGABON

Councillor

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PETER WARREN SHEBAGABOW

Councillor

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SHIRLEY ANNE TYANCE

Councillor

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Administrative Contacts

Financial Overview

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Band Financial Statements

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2010 - Long Lake No.58 First Nation20102011.pdf

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Band Council Remuneration

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2021 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses

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2019 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses

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2013 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses

Band Owned Corporations

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Laws, Bylaws, and Codes

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Intergovernmental Agreements

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Active Court Cases

No active court cases at this time.

Downloadable Court Records

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Location Map

Reserves

ISC Code: 6297
LONG LAKE 58
1922.8 Hectares
35 KM NE/NE OF/DE GERALDTON
[-28.7761346, 114.611295]

Media Reports

Chief Celia Echum Re-elected for 7th Consecutive Term through yet another landslide majority

UPDATE: OPP Investigation of Fatal Collision Involving Pedestrian in Longlac

Lindsay Pierre Legarde - Obituary - Thunder Bay

Search for armed suspects prompts shelter-in-place order in northern Ont. First Nation

Ontario designates Hydro One to build the Greenstone Transmission Line

Greenstone Mine development team among award winners

Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in First Nation

Landfill search for First Nation woman's remains in Thunder Bay, Ont., comes up empty

Junior Canadian Rangers Learned a Lot at Camp Loon

Search warrant executed in northern Ont. First Nation leads to drug, weapons charges

First Nations take lead on Greenstone Transmission Line

School cemeteries: Forgotten residential school legacy Canada needs to see, author says

Family of man in residential school denied federal funds to repatriate remains because he died as an adult

Equinox Gold announces groundbreaking at Greenstone Mine

Pedestrian killed in Highway 11 collision

Feds sign deal with First Nations for Ontario’s Ring of Fire mining-related assessments

Rogers notifying customers ahead of 3G phase-out, company says

4 First Nations sign deal with Ontario to build roads near Ring of Fire

Manhunt continues for armed suspects in Ginoogaming First Nation

Community leaders share self-governance successes

Long Lake #58 paving the way for students through education

I’ll (Not) Be Home For Christmas

Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in First Nation

After over 45 years, Long Lake #58 secures larger land base

Canadian Rangers Supporting Ginoogaming in COVID-19 State of Emergency

Hockey is More than Just a Sport in Long Lake #58

Anishinabek Nation members weigh in on Poppy Protocols

Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in Ontario First Nation

Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in…

First Nation in Ontario has no space for alcohol-drug detox centre, so dozens being helped at a hotel

'Never give up hope': Percy Onabigon is home after First Nation family spent decades repatriating his remains

The 'long road home': After Percy Onabigon's family repatriated his remains, a new display honours him | CBC News

Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in First Nation

Ontario Pow Wow Schedule for July 2014

Migizi Wazisin Elementary School joins the Model Schools Literacy Project

Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in First Nation

School cemeteries: Forgotten residential school legacy Canada needs to see, author says

First Nations boy, 8, cuts long hair after bullying in Cold Lake, Alta. school: mother

Cottage country conflict over wild rice leads to years of rising tensions

Reserves in Manitoba

Drug analyzer goes mobile in Thunder Bay, Ont., in wake of consumption site's closure

Rogers 3G Shutdown Sparks Outcry From Northern First Nations

Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in First Nation

Rogers notifying customers ahead of 3G phase-out, company says

2 armed and dangerous individuals at large in Ginoogaming First Nation in Ontario, police say

Canadian Rangers support First Nations in Covid emergencies

BACK ROADS BILL Water control mega projects of yesteryear

Indian residential school tragedy a crime that continues today: Scholar

Cemeteries are a forgotten residential school legacy Canada needs to see, author says

International team assessing Matawa languages program

Ontario signs deal with 4 First Nations to build roads near Ring of Fire

Matawa tribal chiefs not so keen on Fortress Am-Can

'Never give up hope': Percy Onabigon is home after First Nation family spent decades repatriating his remains

Indigenous STEM day inspires Six Nations Polytechnic youth

Ontario and Canada Bringing High-Speed Internet to More Communities

Long Lake #58 teaching the youth of today to lead the youth of the future

Anishinaabe videographer brings to life the stories of Matawa First Nation citizens

After over 45 years, Long Lake #58 secures larger land base

Matawa chiefs say they won’t be ignored in the Ring of Fire

"Everybody's affected": COVID-19 outbreak grows in Long Lake #58

First Nations to get $15M from Housing Accelerator Fund

Long Lake # 58 First Nation in lockdown due to COVID-19 cases (2 Photos)

How a First Nation man is being remembered 1,200 km from his home community in northern Ontario

Long Lake #58 paving the way for students through education

The 'long road home': After Percy Onabigon's family repatriated his remains, a new display honours him | CBC News

Chief Ashe Celina (Celia) Echum: December 15, 1952 – May 9, 2020

Dilico Wiichitiwin conference creates important dialogue for prevention and planning for mental health

A reconciliation teaching and kindness for Sturgeon Falls team

Maskwacis taking control of providing Internet to their communities

Long Lake #58 teaching the youth of today to lead the youth of the future

Long Lake #58 First Nation approves its Land Code through vote

Long Lake #58 paving the way for students through education

Extirpation of Lake Sturgeon in an Ontario Lake Following Dam Construction and Watershed Diversion Confirmed by Indigenous Traditional Knowledge and Sedimentary eDNA

Your Guide to Powwow Country

Ginoogaming First Nation's chief calls renaming of Indian Road a 'starting point'

Decolonization: The Next 150 on Indigenous Lands

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Federal government vows again to end boil water advisories but offers no new target date

4 First Nations sign deal with Ontario to build roads near Ring of Fire

First Nations face overlapping crises and inadequate support during pandemic

Extirpation of Lake Sturgeon in an Ontario Lake Following Dam Construction and Watershed Diversion Confirmed by Indigenous Traditional Knowledge and Sedimentary eDNA

Four First Nations sign deal with Ontario for new roads, other infrastructure near Ring of Fire

Northern Ontario First Nation secures more land under federal law

Long Lake #58 paving the way for students through education

1,300 people and 600 roaming dogs: How a northern Ontario First Nation is tackling its canine conundrum

Ontario's largest Indigenous hockey tournament gets underway in Mississauga

Matawa First Nations Council Support Neskantaga Over Water Crisis

Commitment to revitalize Matawa Training and Wellness Centre

Reserves in Manitoba

Assessment in the Ring of Fire area in northern Ontario moves to next phase

Equinox Gold Begins Greenstone Construction

CBC News Indepth: SLOWBOIL: Documents

Canada and Ontario invest over $37.8 million in 35 community infrastructure projects across Ontario

MICHAEL RENAUD Obituary (2024) - Thunder Bay, ON - The Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal

Annuity payments life-changing, Fort William chief says

One person charged in sudden death investigation

Bicycle accident claims life of 7-year-old boy in Long Lake 58

First Nations consent and environmental impact dominate concerns at Ring of Fire demonstration on Ramsey Lake Road

Federal government providing funding for affordable homes in the region

Wynne’s office releases Ring of Fire letter to Matawa chiefs

Little Pine, Poundmaker First Nations team up to train special constables

Mines, moves, mediators

Police investigating second infant death in northern Ontario this week

Education – This is no longer a dream! Niigaan gdizhaami – We are moving forward!

Police investigating second infant death in northern Ontario this week

Red Rock Indian Band calls out feds after discovery of ancestral remains in Nipigon, Ont.

BACK ROADS BILL: Water control mega projects of yesteryear

DENISE BOUCHARD-WOOD Obituary (1959 - 2023) - Thunder Bay, ON - The Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal

In the centre of Ontario's drug crisis, Fort William First Nation fights for new facility

Veterinary services come to Ginoogaming, Long Lake #58

Ginoogaming First Nation Works on RoFATA Training

Golden opportunity

New mental health program for Matawa First Nations aims to improve employability

Decades after his death, family repatriates First Nation man's remains 1,200 km back home

Three big 'whoppers' told about the Ring of Fire

Landmark agreement ushers in new era of equity for FN students

4 First Nations sign deal with Ontario to build roads near Ring of Fire

Decades after his death, family repatriates First Nation man's remains 1,200 km back home

Sea of orange shirts leading the path to reconciliation (9 photos)

Greenstone Mine officially under construction

First Nations say Ring of Fire development could have negative effects on water systems

How a First Nations school in Thunder Bay, Ont., combines traditional and land-based learning

Longlac road on its way to renaming

First Nations leaders say mental health crisis worsening at emergency meeting

Birth alerts still happening at Thunder Bay hospital despite Ontario halt to them, First Nations leaders say

Classic Roots

Aroland First Nation inks $20M+ Ring of Fire access deal

First Nations and Impact Assessment Agency finalize terms for regional assessment in Ring of Fire

Massive open-pit gold mine opens in northwestern Ontario

4 First Nations sign deal with Ontario to build roads near Ring of Fire

GOLD: Agreement with Long Lake #58 First Nation for Greenstone project

Construction begins on new northern Ontario gold mine

First Nation in Ontario has no space for alcohol-drug detox centre, so dozens being helped at a hotel

Bob Rae to lead First Nations in Ring of Fire negotiations

Greenstone mine nears finish line

Equinox Gold Welcomes Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Greenstone Mine First Nation Partners for a Gold Pour at the Greenstone Mine

First Nation in Ontario has no space for alcohol-drug detox centre, so dozens being helped at a hotel

Matawa First Nations communities training carpenters

Police investigating after missing woman found dead in Long Lake #58 First Nation

Building, repairing of housing receives boost in Northern Ont.

First Nations face overlapping crises and inadequate support during pandemic

First Nations leaders hold emergency meeting in Ottawa on mental health crisis

Michael Carl Renaud

BACK ROADS BILL Water control mega projects of yesteryear

Anishinabek Nation members weigh in on Poppy Protocols

New Canadian Rangers do outstanding job during major army exercise

Canadian Rangers Playing Vital Role in Lac Seul First Nation

Long Lake #58 First Nation chief wins big on lottery ticket

Migizi Wazisin Elementary School joins the Model Schools Literacy Project

Two regional First Nations, one local charity receive PetSmart grant

Police identify deceased woman in Highway 11 death investigation

Michael Carl Renaud

Missing Long Lake #58 woman found deceased

Northwestern Ontario First Nations take control of education

Candlelight vigil held for mother of 8 found deceased in Long Lake #58 First Nation

Ontario's largest Indigenous hockey tournament gets underway in Mississauga

Social workers find tools to help work on prevention

Bush survival skills, cellphone come in handy for Sask. First Nations man lost at northern lake

Ontario's largest Indigenous hockey tournament gets underway in Mississauga

Family of missing woman from Long Lake #58 First Nation asks for public's help

Family of missing woman from Long Lake #58 First Nation plans search in Thunder Bay, Ont.

Matawa First Nations chiefs drop Ring of Fire legal challenge

NOBA 2022: Ne-Daa-Kii-Me-Naan Inc. is the Company of the Year (1-15 employees)

Manitoba begins search for bodies of First Nations women at landfill, premier says

First Nation uses youth group to tackle drug abuse

Search for missing Sheshatshiu snowmobiler enters 4th day

Third Misipawistik Cree Nation boater found dead, bringing sombre end to weeks-long search

Ottawa finally rolls out its Ring of Fire assessment plan

A new patrol called '58 Protectors' aiming to keep Long Lake 58 First Nation safe

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‘Milestone’ deal reached with 15 First Nations on Ring of Fire mining development

Anishinaabe videographer brings to life the stories of Matawa First Nation citizens

Inquest into woman's death in Kingfisher Lake First Nation hears from doctor who treated her

Jeremy Skibicki found criminally responsible for killing 4 women in 2022

Mushkegowuk Cup in Timmins brings in hundreds of players for three-day hockey tournament

Search continues for missing woman from Manitoulin Island

This Anishnaabe educator is appealing for help in finding his stolen regalia

Sask. RCMP investigating after dead body found on Big Island Lake Cree Nation

First Nations leaders hold emergency meeting in Ottawa on mental-health crisis

Community members appeal for help in locating missing woman in Thunder Bay, Ont.

Long Lake #58 declares state of emergency amid COVID-19 outbreak

Matawa tribal chiefs not so keen on Fortress Am-Can

Sask. RCMP investigate death on Sweetgrass First Nation

Healing Walk passes through Nipigon

Ottawa finally rolls out its Ring of Fire assessment plan

Full-scale construction begins at Greenstone Gold Mine in northern Ontario

4 First Nations sign deal with Ontario to build roads near Ring of Fire

Read the full story and comment on Tbnewswatch.com

Ontario partnering with First Nations for highway infrastructure, resource development

'She would've been home': Family, community seek closure in mysterious disappearance of Tammy Nattaway

Chief of Long Lake 58 First Nation expects more COVID-19 cases

Tight controls: barbed wire and Indigenous Peoples

Ontario reaches deal with First Nations to upgrade roads, support other projects near Ring of Fire

First Nations in northwestern Ontario sign provincial deal for road, training funds

Feds sign deal with First Nations for Ontario's Ring of Fire mining-related assessments

1,300 people and 600 roaming dogs: First Nation tackling canine conundrum

Meet the candidates in the Thunder Bay-Superior North riding

Finding Pte. Thomas Godchere: An Anishinaabe family's journey to honour a fallen soldier

Matawa Education and Care Centre celebrates the opening of its new facility

Matawa chiefs say they won’t be ignored in the Ring of Fire

Northern Ontario First Nation makes history with its community-based curriculum

Matawa Chiefs Council expresses concerns about reported ongoing birth alerts

After over 45 years, Long Lake #58 secures larger land base

Ring of Fire talks off to 'productive' start, Bob Rae says

A reconciliation teaching and kindness for Sturgeon Falls team

Mushkegowuk Cup in Timmins brings in hundreds of players for three-day hockey tournament

Area MPP calling on Ford to support First Nation in state of emergency

Matawa First Nations cruise PDAC

Matawa First Nations Management Animal Services Pilot Creates Healthier, Safer Communities for People and Animals

Waubageshig’s half-century championing Indigenous students

Equinox Gold cuts the ribbon on Greenstone mine

Ginoogaming First Nation seeks further ban on mineral exploration

First Nations forest management company among organizations sharing in $5.7M

Premier Ford appears in Greenstone for announcement

Memorial planned for Long Lake 58 church site

Taming Water, A Diverting Story of Ebbs & Flows

Roy Thomas exhibit closes with tribute to artist

The Marxist-Leninist Daily

New mines, hundreds of jobs, loom on the horizon for Northern Ontario

Dilico Wiichitiwin conference creates important dialogue for prevention and planning for mental health

Former prostitute warns chiefs about dangers of sex trade

Long Lake #58 sisters to perform at NAIG 2014

Paintings part of healing process

Women building community by supporting and promoting wellness

RIDING PROFILE: Thunder Bay-Superior North

UPDATED: Hornepayne First Nation blasts Nuclear Waste Management Organization

Lakehead Public Schools announces new student trustees (2 Photos)

Northern Ontario Home and Community Care Network hosts its 4th annual gathering

Goaltenders – The True Warriors on the Team

Federal government providing funding for affordable homes in the region

Denise Catherine Bouchard-Wood - Obituary - Thunder Bay

Former addict says methadone a 'bad drug'

Families still waiting to hear from Thunder Bay police on fate of 9 cases recommended for reinvestigation

Small lakes, big studies: what Ontario’s experimental lakes area teaches the world about water

Expect OxyContin health crisis, warns First Nations leader

Proposed class action seeks $5B in compensation from feds for St. Theresa Point housing conditions

Get to know Keri Cheechoo, Laurier’s Grundy Indigenous Scholar

How to prepare our food systems for another emergency

Crown must settle with First Nations for breaching Robinson treaties: Supreme Court

CIB and RBC commit $20M towards revitalization of Matawa community centre

More critical highway improvements are coming: Ford

Fire destroys historic northern Ontario church

A Pow Wow spans generations

Ontario expanding skilled trades training for Indigenous people in Thunder Bay

Matawa Chiefs call out province’s ‘exploitive, aggressive’ mine building strategy

First Nations leaders say birth alert practice still happening at Thunder Bay hospital despite Ontario ban

Ring of Fire: First Nations scold Mines Minister Michael Gravelle

80 years later, scientist to study environmental impact of Long Lake Diversion

Fox Lake's promised land

As Hamilton considers expansion, First Nations experts watch how consultation unfolds

2 Manitoba grand chiefs highlight long-term boil water advisories on World Water Day

Long Lake #58 teaching the youth of today to lead the youth of the future

Indigenous people react to Pope's apology

New grants advance Matawa First Nations' fibre-optic project

Indigenous, industry partnership handed control of northwestern Ontario Crown forest

Crown made a 'mockery' of 2 treaties with First Nations for 150 years, Supreme Court rules

BACK ROADS BILL Water control mega projects of yesteryear

Federal government invests in almost 5,000 affordable homes in Northern Ontario and Indigenous communities across the province

IISD Experimental Lakes Area

Matawa’s language education program gets international approval

IndigiNews of the week: Our stories, our history

Matawa marks grand opening of education centre

Indigenous groups say UN declaration improving relations with Canadian mine operators

Long Lake # 58 First Nation gains 1,700 hectares (2 Photos)

Equinox Begins Construction at Greenstone

Mineral exploration halted on 94K hectares near Long Lake #58 First Nation

'We've been where they've been': People with lived addiction experience key in aiding Thunder Bay's vulnerable

First Nations leaders hold emergency meeting in Ottawa on mental-health crisis

Long Lake #58 First Nation approves its Land Code through vote

What Western Education Didn’t Teach Me

The Deep Toll of Tar Sands On Canada’s Indigenous People

Key highway upgrades completed at the gateway to Ring of Fire

Province, Aroland First Nation have traction on a Ring of Fire road agreement

Ontario's Ring Of Fire Brings Opportunity And Fears To First Nations

Indian residential school survivors in northern Ontario share stories, hopes for next generations

Ontario reaches deal with First Nations to upgrade roads, support other projects near Ring of Fire

Ring of Fire roads inch closer as four First Nations sign deals with Ontario

Michael Carl Renaud - Obituary - Thunder Bay

Crime Report: Arrest Made in Long Lake 58 First Nation Death Investigation

Ontario signs deal with 4 First Nations to build roads near Ring of Fire

4 First Nations sign deal with Ontario to build roads near Ring of Fire

Ontario signs deal to upgrade highways with 4 First Nations

First Nations to get $15M from Housing Accelerator Fund

Province to help repatriate remains of Long Lake #58 man who attended residential school

Academic Research

Indian Treaties and the Survival of the Great Lakes

As long as the rivers run: the impacts of corporate water development on native communities in Canada

Long Lac and Ogoki

Water Sharing Between First Nations and Municipalities in Ontario: Learning from Community Experiences

Estimating the population impacts of the e-dbendaagzijig naaknigewin

Appendix A Communities Served by Frontier Coverage Packages

Feasibility of self-sampling and human papillomavirus testing for cervical cancer screening in First Nation women from Northwest Ontario, Canada: a pilot study

Mental and physical health impacts of water/sanitation infrastructure in First Nations communities in Canada: An analysis of the Regional Health Survey

Institutional Change on Canadian First Nation Reserves: Adoption of the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management

The Papal Apologies to Indigenous Peoples in Canada-Introduction

Appendix A Communities Served by Frontier Coverage Packages

Feasibility of self-sampling and human papillomavirus testing for cervical cancer screening in First Nation women from Northwest Ontario, Canada: a pilot study

Institutional Change on Canadian First Nation Reserves: Adoption of the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management

The Implications of Sections 89 and 90 of the Indian Act in Using Trust Assets as Collateral in First Nations' Secured Personal Property Transactions

Appendix A Communities Served by Frontier Coverage Packages

Anishinabek First Nations Relations with Police and Enforcement Agencies

Appendix A Communities Served by Frontier Coverage Packages

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Appendix A Communities Served by Frontier Coverage Packages

Feasibility of self-sampling and human papillomavirus testing for cervical cancer screening in First Nation women from Northwest Ontario, Canada: a pilot …

Hudson Bay

Salmon, Jobs, and Community: Reconciling Mass Claims, Individuality, and Aboriginal Collectives After the Kwicksutaineuk/Ah-Kwa-Mish First Nation Case

Anishinabek First Nations Relations with Police and Enforcement Agencies

Band Publications

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Third Party Reports

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