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Ojibwa interpretation of this treaty held "Copway's Road", an Indian pathway from
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municipal water supply system, construction of a pump house and above-grade reservoir, a water distribution system, back-up electrical generating system, elevated storage reservoir (water tower), and the decommissioning of six pump houses and associated small-diameter water mains. The drinking water
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Saugeen First Nation received a significant water and sewer improvement assistance of $ 14 million in the 2006-2007 fiscal year to provide the First Nation with clean treated drinking water. The new system consists of a connection to the
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Saugeen are Ojibway. They became known as Chippewa by English-speaking people who could not pronounce the word Ojibway. "Chippewas of Saugeen" is the legal name of the community. Like other Aboriginal people in Canada, in the early 1970s the Chippewas of Saugeen began
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Saugeen First Nation already owns and controls a large area of the beach (south portion) within the community of Sauble Beach, referred to by the band as Sauble Park or South Sauble Beach Park. In addition to the Sauble Park area, the Saugeen First Nation claims the rights to another stretch of
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Southampton, numerous cottages are on land previously owned by a community or the county but now defined as part of the Native lands. Years earlier, the Saugeen First Nation had successfully reclaimed the land that "runs south from the Sauble Beach
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The time of surrenders and treaties was very difficult for the
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Genesee County, New York. Records in the Canadian Archives note that David Sawyer came to live with some of the people at the Owen Sound village that eventually became known as Nawash. It is recorded that the Nawash, "on March 9, 1855, passed a resolution that David Sawyer replace
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In July, 1855, at nearby "Floodwood
Crossing" (now Allenford), representatives of the Ojibwa Indians conferred with government officials at a meeting later called the "Allenford Pow-Wow". The conference resolved a boundary dispute which had arisen over the terms of the Saugeen treaty of 1854. The
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Saugeen Wesley United Church - Amphitheatre provides visitors from all around the world with memorial rock gardens overlooking the
Saugeen River, several nature trails go to the river, also a view of the "FRIENDSHIP" sign on the river flats can be read from space. Funding for gardens provided by
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were forced from their homelands, settling at Cape Croker, Saugeen, and many other reserves in
Ontario. In 1907, W. M. Wooster was tasked by the United States Congress to locate and record a census of Potawatomi that fled into Canada. Wooster, with the assistance of interpreter Charles Keeshick,
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Two-thirds of the current population of the Saugeen First Nation are not members of Saugeen. Many non-Native and Native people from other bands spouses of Saugeen-member enjoy housing through low interest loans, if the Band Member and Non Band Member divorce then the Band member will retain all
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regions after newcomers encroached on their territories. Due to these influxes of people from other areas, the history of the Chippewas of Saugeen is often confused with others who settled in Ojibway Territory after the American Revolution. Particularly, the history of those who settled in
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The Recreation Centre on the Saugeen First Nation is host to activities such as Darts for meat, Karate, Fitness gym, Bingo every Monday, Ball Hockey, Volleyball, Badminton, Basketball, and dodgeball; the Recreation Centre also provides other activities for young children and teenagers.
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state that, "when Sawyer was absent from the Owen Sound area in 1856, the Indian Department" secured the surrender" when, "a few Indians were invited to Toronto to sign a Treaty" where they surrendered the Owen Sound village, "including Sawyer's farm" and Catherine Sutton's new home.
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The Department of Indian Affairs replaced David Sawyer with Charles Keeshick as agent for the people who became known as the Nawash of Owen Sound. Library and Archives Canada, notes that "during Keeshick's term of office the band ceded to the government in 1854, almost all of the
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on the second weekend of August showcasing Native Dance, Handicraft, and Contemporary Native music. It is open to all spectators for a small admission. Dancers and singers compete for money. The pow-wow grounds are located at the James Mason Cultural Centre on French Bay Road.
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is recorded as being a highly educated Pottawatomi from the United States who worked as an interpreter in Saugeen Territory. He was the brother-in-law of Peter Jones Kegedonce. That Kegedonce was the son of Kegedonce, Chief of the Ausable River people by Kettle and Stony Point.
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and its partners wanted the surrounding Indian lands, including the Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory. The army, Indian Affairs and missionaries were aided by some Aboriginal people from other parts of Canada in achieving the “surrender” of the Saugeen territory.
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of 1995 affirm Saugeen First Nation's jurisdiction over the waters around the Saugeen/Bruce Peninsula. Though a 1993 Canadian Federal Court decision declaring that the Ojibways' right to fish commercially takes precedence over any other activity, the
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According to the First Nation stories, the last traditional chief of the Chippewas of Saugeen Ojibway Territory was John Kedugegwan/Kewaquom. A memorial in the cemetery at Chippewa Hill records John Kedugegwan as the last hereditary chief of Saugeen.
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A historical plaque, erected by the Province of Ontario, provides the following summary of developments during that era. (Location: Allenford, picnic area on the south side of Highway 21 just west of Allenford Road.) The plaque reads as follows:
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the public beach, approximately 2 km long, west of Lakeshore Boulevard extending to a point between 1st St. South and 6th St. North. The matter has been in litigation since 1990 with the federal government backing the First Nation suit.
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Racial and Cultural make-up of the Saugeen population now consists of Black/Ojibway, Chinese/Ojibway, Scottish/Ojibway, Ukrainian/Ojibway, Jewish/Ojibway, Ojibway/Odawa, Ojibway/Oneida, Ojibway/French and Ojibway/Pottawatomi, to name only a
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Chief Kegedonce Jones was found murdered near Goderich in 1831. His wife and family moved to the Owen Sound village, "to escape Kegedonce's enemies" (Mullin 1997). His son, also named Peter Kegedonce Jones, would later become a chief.
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was one of the biggest land grabs in history. It involved the surrender of 1.5 million acres (6070 km) of the traditional territory of the Saugeen Ojibway. It is recorded as No.72 : Surrender of the Saugeen Peninsula.
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have attempted to impose an Aboriginal Communal Fishing Licence on the Saugeen First Nation, a direct assault on Tribal Sovereignty, which the Saugeen First Nation have never abrogated authority or relinquished it to any other
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sign toward Southampton, 18 kilometres away", according to one news report. A lease relationship exists between the Saugeen First Nation and those who had built seasonal homes on the land in the a lakeside area between urban
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Band, who occupied territory near Port Franks, now known as the Pinery-Ipperwash area. Kegedonce took the Christian name Peter and became known as Peter Kegedonce Jones. He told Peter Jones he would accept Christianity if
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filed a lawsuit against the Government of Canada; the claims for land, and payment of rent on lands, discussed in early treaties are significant. The suit has yet to be settled. The Official Plan for the Town of
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In compliance with their agreement, Indian Affairs built eight houses. Thomas Anderson, Superintendent of Indian Affairs noted on November 6, 1845 that “Four families from outside Saugeen Territory, two Michigan
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were associated with the Saugeen complex and descendant Chippewas of Saugeen Ojibway Territory. Traditional territory also included all of the Saugeen River watershed. Thus, places such as Tobermory,
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and agreed to: “surrender Sauking Territory” and to “repair to (Manitoulin) Island or to the territory north of Owen Sound.” They were Mettiewabe, Kaquta Bunevairear, Kowgiswasis, and Mettawansh.
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According to some people, the chief of the Saugeen Ojibway at the time of the Saugeen Tract Agreement was Wahbahdick. Chief Wahbahdick’s name or doodem is not on the Saugeen Tract Agreement.
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are located in the traditional Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory. The permanent settlement at the outlet of the Saugeen River, which lent its name to the region and its people, was called
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of Chief Wahbudick appears on that treaty even though Thomas Anderson, as Superintendent of Indian Affairs, had removed him from official office as the Chief of the Saugeen Ojibway.
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The Saugeen First Nation Web site states that "the Ojibway heritage is rich in colour and expression. This is evident in dance, works of art and the hand made craft creations".
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represented the 15th Regiment of the Army. Three other non-Aboriginal men witnessed the signing. Four “Indian” men, who were not chiefs or head men of Saugeen, signed by their
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In 1834 some people attempted to surrender Saugeen’s Fishing Islands by leasing them to the Huron Fishing Company. But again they were not the Chippewas of Saugeen; they were
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property rights as Non band members cannot own property on reserve although they may lease the land. Leasing of land is usually only done on South Sauble Beach for cottages.
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Saugeen First Nation has an annual fireworks display on the Sunday of the May 24 weekend (weather permitting). (At the Amphitheatre free admission, donations appreciated)
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On October 13, 1854, the church and the government gathered some men to place their name on their proposed cession and division of more of the Saugeen territory.
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imposes various conditions for surrender of lands and states that no surrender "shall be approved of or acted upon unless resolved on or approved at a meeting of
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by Greg Curnoe, Kegedonce is recorded as telling Rev. Peter Jones that he wanted to settle at Saugeen and accept presents at the mouth of the Red River-Goderich.
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and Sauble Beach. They pay an annual lease fee to the First Nation. The current lease contract between the cottagers and the two Saugeen First Nation Reserves,
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There are many artisans in Saugeen First Nation who create many different kinds of handicraft and paintings. The most noted artists of the nation is
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Saugeen First Nation also host their Annual Pow-wow every year at the James Mason Memorial Centre located on French bay road near hwy 21.
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missionary. To the Ojibway he became known as Kahkewaquonaby (Sacred Waving Feathers, referring to the feathers taken from the eagle).
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Like Chief Wahbudick, many people of Saugeen still do not believe in surrendering their rights or the birthrights of their children.
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Since 1830 the people were influenced and their lives affected by newcomers to the Saugeen Territory. These influences include:
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This article is about a First Nation located in southwestern Ontario. For the First Nation located in northwestern Ontario, see
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The reserve's size is 41.43 km2 (16.00 sq mi). As of 2011 the population is 726. It is considered the main reserve of the
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The reserve consist of 89 island shared with Saugeen First Nation. Of these three, the 63.81 km (24.64 sq. mi.)
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Kegedonce as their chief and interpreter." David Sawyer attended the mission school taught by Peter Jones' brother
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to ask for compensation for her property. Peter Jones married an Englishwoman, Eliza Field, and had five children.
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people to agree to surrender their traditional territory and move to Manitoulin Island. And, many people from the
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Saugeen First Nation has no commercial media of its own, although radio and television stations from
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1976:"Saugeen First Nation seeks court ruling on century-old boundary dispute in Sauble Beach"
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Ontario Prehistory Archaeological Survey of Canada Woodland Period 1000 B.C. ~ A.D. 1000
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Sacred feathers: the Reverend Peter Jones (Kahkewaquonaby) & the Mississauga Indians
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John Henry Yahba (First World War recipient of the Distinguished Conduct Medal)
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Water Treatment Plant. The improvement project was completed in July 2008.
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C. M. Bell (Firm : Washington, D. C. ) (October 22, 1894).
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It is also important to remember where Kegedonce was found as
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Gift Bowl in South Sauble Beach across from North Sauble Beach
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Donald B. Smith. 2000. University of Toronto/Universite Laval
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The original people of Saugeen still defend their territory.
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between the United States and Great Britain. Many came from
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Ojibway Territory to set up an elected form of government.
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from Christian Island, and the Matweyosh families from the
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and other warriors defended traditional burial grounds by
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The Saugeen First Nation is home to many denominations of
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Indian Treaties and Surrenders. Volume 1: Treaties 1-138.
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and two from elsewhere in Canada occupied those houses.”
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Bear Foot Park (Luxury Trailer Rentals on the lakeshore)
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Lone Wolf 24-hour Coffee and Cigarettes & Fireworks
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Standing Arrows Smoke shop on French Bay and Highway 21
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Around that time, the provincial government wanted all
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Hungry Wolf Chip Stand - Native and Canadian cuisine
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Saugeen Gas Bar on Cameron Drive and French Bay Road
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1595:https://saugeenfirstnation.ca/about/
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1237:Wesley's No Tax Smokes on Highway 21
1165:Saugeen Thunderbirds - Fastball team
794:, is in effect until 30 April 2021.
459:signed on behalf of Indian Affairs,
2236:Dictionary of Canadian Biographies.
1982:from the original on 10 August 2019
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1246:Fries & More on French Bay Road
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1762:from the original on 1 March 2017
1355:Robert Henry Jr. (Native painter)
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1908:, Let us back into our cottages
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1392:), Saugeen Full Gospel Church (
1249:Fry Stand on South Sauble Beach
1168:Saugeen Rez Men - Fastball Team
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2449:Robinson Superior Treaty, 1850
2270:Ontario Archaeological Society
2191:www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca
1752:""The Allenford Pow-Wow" 1855"
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2889:Saugeen Hunting Grounds 60A
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