Long Lake #58 First Nation

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Long Lake #58 First Nation is situated on Highway 11 along the northeast shore of Long Lake and adjacent to the town of Longlac, ON. Nestled between lakes and dense forests, Long Lake is a place of breathtaking beauty. Our heritage, culture and spirit are imprinted here in these natural settings. Since time immemorial, our people have hunted moose and bear in the vast forests, gathered wild berries and natural medicines in the wilderness, fished in the lakes and streams and travelled seasonally in the fast flowing rivers within our watershed.

According to our oral history passed down through generations, our people have lived in this area since the beginning of time. The teachings of our Elders help us to understand how our ancestors lived and prospered off of the land's rich resources.

We have been located on a one square mile tract of land since 1905. While we were located to this land and despite the fact that our First Nation lies within the geographic boundaries of the Robinson-Superior Treaty of 1850, our First Nation has never signed a treaty with the Crown.

https://www.longlake58fn.ca/