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Henvey Inlet First Nation

Shawanaga First Nation

Magnetawan First Nation

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History

Shawanaga First Nation belongs to the larger Anishnabek Nation which stretches across much of Ontario, east across the Prairies and around the northern shores of all the Great Lakes. The Anishnabek Nation is comprised of Algonquin, Saulteaux, Anishnabe (Ojibway), Odawa, Chippewa and several other groups. In pre-contact times, Anishnabe in this region ranged from the Seguin River to the south, the Magnetawan River to the north, west to Georgian Bay (including the 30,000 islands) and east to the Ottawa valley. Anishnabe traded fish and furs with the Wendat, who were farmers. Trade routes brought copper from the west and shells from the east. Leaders met together to maintain peace and alliances.

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M. WAYNE MCQUABBIE
Chief
Shwe Miikaan Corp
Henvey Inlet First Nation

anthony

ANTHONY LAFORGE
Lands & Resources Manager
Shwe Miikaan Corp. Board Member
Magnetawan First Nation

Peter

PETER BRENNAN
Shwe Miikaan Corp. Assistant Manager
Henvey Inlet First Nation
[email protected]
705-665-2526

Peter

DOUG PAWIS
Shwe Miikaan Corp. Board Member
Shawanaga First Nation

WAYNE RICHER
Shwe Miikaan Corp. Board Member

Henvey Inlet First Nation

Roger Jacklin

ROGER JACKLIN
Shwe Miikaan Corp. Board Member

Magnetawan First Nation

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RAYMOND  KAGAGINS
Consultation Coordinator / Director
Shwe Miikaan Corp
Henvey Inlet First Nation

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