Lac Seul First Nation Group

There are many different First nations that all have various ideas and aspirations

that they follow. For example there are many similarities and differences between the

First Nation groups Mitaanjigamiing and Lac Seul according to the beliefs ideas, and

language that they believe and follow. The Mittaanjigamiing first nation group has a

custom electoral system of government, consisting of a chief and two councillors

forming their councillors. The Lac Seul First Nation group is an Ojibwe First Nation band

government which is and operate on different governance systems as well. What is

similar about the two groups Is that both of the groups live on reserves but the

Mitaanjigamiing lives on a reserve consisting of just two of

The Lac Seul First Nation group have many resources and services that help

shape their group. The Lac Seul First Nation group is an Ojibwe First Nation band

government located on the southeastern shores of Lac Seul , and 56 kilometres

northeast of the city of Dryden, Ontario. All though the Lac Seul First Nation group is a

part of Treaty 3, the First Nation is a member of the independent First Nations Alliance.

The populationon of lac Seul is 3,323 and 902 live on the reserve. The First Nation

groups governed by chief Clifford Bull and eight councillors. Four are from Frenchman’s

Head, three from Kejick Bay and one from Whitefish Bay. The treaty was signed by

Chief John Cromarty, which makes the reserve the oldest reserve in in the Sioux

district. Some of their services they provide include helping with healthcare, and

providing treatment for your health. Another service that they offer that is important to

their group is supporting a public area known as Archie’s Landing in Frenchman’s Head

which serves as an entry to lac Seul First Nation group and a important point

The primary

tribal organization is the Grand Council Treaty number three, Their idea of governance

in their First nation group is they believe in having a custom electoral system of

government, which has a chief and two councillors forming their council. In contrast the

Lac Seul First nation Group is an Ojibwe First Nation band government located on the

southeastern shores of Lac Seul , and 56 kilometres northeast of the city of Dryden,

Ontario. And the Lac Seul First Nation group is a part of Treaty 3, and is a member of

the independent First Nations Alliance. groups governed by chief Clifford Bull and eight

councillors as well which is show to be different than Mitaanjigamiing First Nation

group’s system.

Therefore Their are many similarities and differences that shape both of these

First Nation groups that are shown by the ideas and beliefs that they follow. Both of

the First Nation groups overall have the idea of having a healthy community and

supporting the people in it with all the services they provided and the opportunities it

brings to them. then in contrast there were also a lot of differences shown