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	Backgrounder - Rainy River Land Claim - Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ontario made the surrender of six of the seven Rainy River reserves a condition of its agreement to enact legislation to confirm all the remaining Treaty 3 reserves in Ontario.
		In September 1982, the Rainy River First Nations filed a claim with Canada and Ontario claiming that the reserves were wrongfully taken and that the First Nations had been subjected to undue duress and influence which meant the First Nations had never freely consented to the surrenders resulting in their invalidity.
		The Crown land to be set apart as reserve for the Rainy River First Nations under the settlement is located in the Hay Bay area of Lake of the Woods, at Sphene Lake and the Gates Ajar area of Pipestone Lake.
	www.ainc-inac.gc.ca /nr/prs/m-a2005/02659abk_e.html (941 words)

	North Bay Ontario: A History in Vintage Postcards
		Founded in 1902 in North Bay as the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway Commission, the T. and N.O. was a provincial government railroad intended to facilitate Northern Ontario colonization from Lake Nipissing to New Liskeard on the northern end of Lake Temiskaming.
		Father David Joseph Scollard, born in Ennismore, Ontario on 4 November 1862 and ordained as a priest on 21 December 1890, was appointed to North Bay in 1896.
		The Ontario branch of the Federation of Sisters of St. Joseph of Canada is headquartered in London.
	www.vintagepostcards.org /North-Bay-Ontario.htm (10732 words)

	Camp Manitou Kids summer camp Ontario Canada, a Canadian Summer Experience
		From Toronto, Ontario, Jon is a student in London at the University of Western Ontario studying Kinesiology.
		From Mississauga, Ontario, Emily is a graduate of the University of Guelph with a degree in Child Studies.
		From Port Stanley, Ontario, Dave is a graduate of Lakehead University in Thunder Bay with a degree in History.
	www.manitoucamp.com /staff-activityheads.htm (1971 words)

	Manitou Falls
		Manitou Falls road heads south west away from Industrial Road, and is about 18km from Manitouwadge.
		At 18km a sign indicates that Manitou Falls is to the left, and the other three are farther along.
		Manitou Falls are somewhat complicated and not easy to see all at once.
	www.gowaterfalling.com /waterfalls/manitou.shtml (565 words)

	Camp Manitou's Tribal Games Program \| Camp Manitou \| Ontario Canada Camp \| kids’ summer camp \| Canadian summer ...
		But what we are most proud is that learning at Manitou occurs in a relaxing, accepting and flexible atmosphere where fun is the medium through which skills develop and confidence accumulates.
		Manitou is a blend of traditional camping, offering the best of canoe tripping, eco-adventure, land sports, water sports, visual arts as well as theatre and dance.
		Manitou is now a true traditional camp, offering fun, friends and fulfillment for each and every camper.
	www.infohub.com /vacation_schools/813.html (909 words)

	CPAWS Ottawa Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Quebec's Manitou River, earmarked by Parks Canada as a potential future national park, is threatened by the province of Quebec's intention to permit the construction of three hydroelectric generating stations along the river.
		Singer-songwriter Marie-Claire Séguin is "adopting" the Manitou River, as part of a larger campaign by Quebecers from all regions and public figures, to draw attention to the threat posed to the province's rivers as Quebec embarks on a plan to give permission to private companies for construction on 36 sites along 24 of Quebec's rivers.
		Marie-Claire Séguin joins with Quebecers from all regions to in an appeal to the government of Quebec to not destroy the Manitou; to designate it as a park, and to ensure a sustainable future for the area.
	www.cpaws-ov.org /manitou3.htm (552 words)

	This is Manitoulin
		In fact, Lake Manitou has a place in the Guiness Book of World Records as "the largest lake within a freshwater island in the world." Lake Manitou, because of its size and depth and the purity of its waters, is also provincially significant in terms of lake trout rearing.
		Situated at the source of the Manitou River, Sandfield was settled in the late 1800s.
		In 1937, the province of Ontario began raising fish at Sandfield, and the rearing ponds are still used for trout and pickerel.
	www.manitoulin.ca /TIM/lkmanitu.html (1258 words)

	OMNR-Lake Superior Lake Sturgeon Assessments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The majority of the river alternates between slow moving water with deep channels of silt and sand and riffle-pool areas containing large amounts of cobble and gravel.
		The Goulais River Watershed covers an extensive area and the river and its feeder streams were important to lumber companies to drive logs to local sawmills until the early 1900s.
		The majority (14 of 16 individual fish) of sturgeon were captured in the Pic River near the confluence of the Pic and Kagiano rivers.
	www.fws.gov /midwest/STURGEON/omnrls-02assmts.htm (1759 words)

	Fishing Library Article - Fishing Salmon River fly fishing tying bass fishing rod reel salmon trout steelhead walleye ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		There are 20 tributaries of Lake Ontario from the Niagara River in the west to the Black River in the east which receive stockings of Washington steelhead.
		The Oswego is a large river with a watershed draining an area of several hundred square miles in central New York before entering Lake Ontario at the City of Oswego.
		Access to the river is excellent with approximately 10 miles of this length covered by PFR easements and numerous fisherman parking areas.
	www.fishusa.com /FishSalmonRiver/Library_One.asp?Article_ID=25 (8199 words)

	US Fish and Wildlife Service-Alpena FRO-Lake Huron Coaster Brook Trout Can Data (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		According to Ontario Natural Resource personnel brook trout are found in both the upper and lower reaches of the Root River.
		Crystal Creek is a large tributary of the Root River that supports a population of brook trout, and it is shallow enough to survey with a backpack electrofisher.
		The first 10 miles of this river is anoxic due to the decomposition of the wood pulp released into the river for the past 100 years.
	www.fws.gov /midwest/alpena/rpt-costr00candata.html (2227 words)

	Map of Ontario WaterFalls
		Ontario is the most populated of the Canadian Provinces.
		In southern Ontario the Niagara Escarpment is responsible for a large number of waterfalls.
		Depending on where you are in Ontario, some of the waterfalls of New York, Michigan or Minnesota may be close by.
	www.gowaterfalling.com /waterfalls/maps/ontario.shtml (236 words)

	Algonkian-Manitou Council - Sixth World Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		After the third day, all media and non-elven persons were excluded, and the elven leaders of the Manitou hold a secret meeting for the next week.
		The territory of the AMC stretches from the Hudson Bay to a border close to the former Canadian-US border, occupying much of what was formerly the provinces of Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, with portions of Alberta.
		The Churchill river flows through the northern part of the AMC, delineating the border of the newly-formed Manitou Council and the rest of the country.
	wiki.dumpshock.com /index.php/Algonkian-Manitou_Council (620 words)

	Rainy River, Ontario, Canada
		The Rainy River area is home to 130 species of birds along with large populations of moose, fl bear and deer.
		Rainy River is a vital transportation centre with the Canadian National Railways, one of the largest employers in the district.
		A Birder's Guide to the Rainy River Area of Ontario, and a checklist of the Birds of the Rainy River District are available from the Town of Rainy River.
	www.ontariotowns.net /RainyRiver (803 words)

	North Shore Waterfalls Hiking Trails - Baptism River Falls to Temperance River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The 60 foot "High Falls" of the Baptism River is about a mile and half hike from the rest stop parking lot of Tettegouche State Park.
		Another falls on the river can be seen by hiking 2.4 miles upstream from the SHT parking lot on Skou Rd., a short distance N of Highway 61.
		Temperance River State Park offers two camp grounds, one at a lower elevation closer to the Lake Superior and the other on a high bluff with great Superior views and a nice breeze.
	www.superiortrails.com /lakesuperior2.html (718 words)

	Sacred Ground: Kay-Nah-Chi-Wan-Nung Historical Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Located on the shores of the Rainy River about 55 kilometres west of the town of Fort Frances in Northwestern Ontario, and only 65 kilometres from the headwaters of the Mississippi River, Kay-Nah-Chi-Wan-Nung (Ojibway for Place of the Long Rapids) is a sacred place with 10,000 years of habitation and culture.
		We learned about the traditional housing styles, the harvesting of wild rice (ziibing the rice is similar to stomping grapes), ancient pottery techniques that made use of the river's clay, and the floral beaded work that is a hallmark of Ojibway culture.
		We gazed at the impressive wall size murals by Native artists and appreciated the workmanship of the Jingle Dress regalia that was adorned with hundreds of long, tubular cones made out of shiny metal that 'jingle' as the dancer moves.
	www.boundarywaterscanoearea.com /historical/manitoumounds.htm (1431 words)

	Kay-Nah-Chi-Wah-Nung Manitou Mounds Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The major theme is the cultural history of the Rainy River corridor, as based on the evidence from the Manitou Mounds.
		The sub-theme explains how the Manitou Mounds have been an important ceremonial centre during several different eras and for several groups of people, and describes how the mounds reflect the religious beliefs and socio-political systems of the people(s) who built them.
		In particular, the relationship of the Manitou Mounds site and its people to the widespread trading network of the mound-building Hopewell people in Ohio is also explored.
	www.kaynahchiwahnung.com /mmf_themes.html (541 words)

	Tehkummah, Ontario, Canada
		Located centrally in the township, the village of Tehkummah developed as a service area for the surrounding agricultural communities.
		The Manitou River and Blue Jay Creek, famous for trout and salmon, wind across the township flowing into Michael's Bay.
		The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources constructed a Fish Culture Station near the hamlet.
	www.manitoulin-island.com /tehkummah/index.html (188 words)

	Manitoulin Streams - Fish and Ecosystems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Manitou River is the largest cold water limestone stream on Manitoulin Island.
		In 1937, the province of Ontario began raising fish in Sandfield, and the rearing ponds are still used for trout and walleye.
		Lake Manitou, because of its size and depth and the purity of its waters, is also provincially significant in terms of lake trout rearing.
	www.manitoulinstreams.com /ecosystem.html (832 words)

	Ontario, Manitoulin Island, Birch Island Vacation
		LITTLE CURRENT, Ontario -- On certain days when the air is heavy and moist, the Lake Huron horizon can simply vanish.
		She is one of the few remaining keepers of oral tradition among the people of her Whitefish River band.
		It's not unusual in Kagawong, one of Ontario's prettiest villages on Manitoulin's north shore, to see a villager with a group of visitors, gesturing far across the blue to a dark-hued peninsula.
	www.manitoulin-island.net /birchisland.html (3007 words)

	Things To Do in Rainy River
		There is a tent and trailer campground located on the River Road north of the town.
		This park has a natural setting on the edge of Rainy River and has some of the last old growth pines in the area.
		The Rainy River and Lake of the Woods were once considered one of the largest sturgeon fisheries in the world but are now regarded as sensitive breeding waters for this prehistoric fish.
	www.ontariotowns.net /RainyRiver/Attractions.cfm (542 words)

	Manitoulin - Espanola - Massey - Lodges and Resorts
		We are located in the center of the deep wilderness region of Northern Ontario.
		Now that Black Bear Hunting in Ontario has been moved to the fall, we are inviting guests to take advantage of our incredible fishing.
		We invite you for an exciting Northern Ontario vacation with fishing and eco-tourism activities for the whole family.
	www.lodgesresorts.com /Ontario/ontario-manitoulin.html (1102 words)

	FISHING in ONTARIO - Lodges, Camps, Cottages, Resorts, & Accommodations
		Ontario is an angler's paradise and whether you are looking for a fly in fishing expedition to a wilderness area or a less ambitious fishing trip, we can help you to enjoy your holiday to the fullest.
		Ontario Fishing Resorts and Cottages for rent on Manitoulin Island northern Ontario, Ontario Cottages and Cabins for rent on Manitoulin Island - Ontario Family Fishing Cottage Resort.
		A fishing vacation in Temagami Ontario for the whole family, fish for pickerel, fishing small mouth bass is the best, northern pike fishing is also great and walleye fishing is number one in Temagami, Book a Temagami fly-in fishing vacation, When it comes to fishing in Temagami we have it all.
	www.fishinontario.com /lodges.shtml (5497 words)

	The Manitous: The Spiritual World of the Ojibway. by Jenifer S.H. Brown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		An Ojibwa from Cape Croker on Georgian Bay, Ontario, Johnston is perhaps best known to historians for his autobiographical Indian School Days, a vivid portrait of his residential school life written with feeling, insight, and humour.
		The sequence is effective in a literary way; the manitous he presents are introduced in a historical, almost biblical, progression from the Creator onwards.
		The Manitous also presents matters of language and translation as less problematic than they are.
	www.utpjournals.com /product/chr/782/manitous27.html (772 words)

	Manitou River, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Manitou River on Manitoulin Island flows from Lake Manitou to empty into Michael's Bay on Lake Huron.
		The Manitou River in Kenora District, Ontario is a tributary of the Seine River.
		"Manitou" (manidoo) means spirit in the Ojibwe language.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Manitou_River,_Ontario (109 words)

	Discover Wisconsin Lake Superior Waterfalls, Travel, Campgrounds, Hiking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Big Manitou Falls, to the right, is Wisconsin's highest waterfall at about 165 feet.
		While the falls is impressive, the park needs to cut a trail (or construct a staircase) down the side of the canyon to allow a closer view.
		is on the Montreal River that forms the border between Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
	www.superiortrails.com /lakesuperiorfalls.html (756 words)

	Manitoulin Island
		Manitoulin approaches the mainland of Ontario only at the island's extreme northeast corner, and, even then, it actually only makes contact with two other islands, reachable only at the end of a mountainous peninsula.
		Marie, bridge the St. Mary's River, traverse 200 miles of Ontario mainland forest, crest the La Cloche mountains, and wind your way down the rocky hills to the Little Current passage.
		When you consider that many of the bridges along this route were not built until the mid 1950's, you can see the historical difficulty in reaching the island from the south via automobile.
	continuouswave.com /north-channel/manitoulin.html (772 words)

	Great Lakes Canadian inland sea mnemonic Niagara River Ontario Michigan Isle Royale transport South Manitou Island ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Clair River between Lake Huron and Lake St. Clair, the Detroit River between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie, and the Niagara River and Niagara Falls, between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
		The Saint Lawrence River, which marks the same international border for a portion of its course, is a primary outlet of these interconnected lakes, and flows through Quebec and past the Gasp?eninsula to the northern Atlantic Ocean.
		In the late 1960s, the recurrent phenomenon of the surface of river stretches (e.g., Ohio’s Cuyahoga River) catching fire, due to a combination of oil, chemicals, and combustible materials floating on the water’s surface, came to the attention of a public growing more environmentally aware.
	en.powerwissen.com /ukaT35Z0KUZUqNku28IMNA==_Great_Lakes.html (2829 words)

	Manitoulin Island Ontario Cottage Vacation Rentals
		The Township of Central Manitoulin is located in the central portion of Manitoulin Island, bounded by Lake Huron to the west, Lake Manitou to the east and is an amalgamation of the three townships of Carnarvon, Sandfield and Campbell.
		Ontario cottage rental: A great cottage for rent on a beautiful lake in Northern Ontario - Our cottage for rent: some of the nicest rentals in northern Ontario.
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	www.manitoulin-island.biz (3123 words)

	Ontario Ice Fishing & Ice Hut Operators - FISHinONTARIO
		Ontario has some excellent ice fishing to offer to all of you diehard fishing people who just can't get enough.
		Marie and Wawa) to the Ottawa River in the east (from Mattawa in the south to the north end of Lake Timiskaming).
		Lake Abitibi is Ontario's 4th largest lake, and due to it's difficulty it is highly underfished and produces some massive trophy Walleye and Pike.
	www.fishinontario.com /northeastern.shtml (1433 words)

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