You are here

Home
» Curve Lake First Nation (Ont.)

Curve Lake First Nation (Ont.)

The Anishinawbe settlement at Mud Lake, as it was known initially, officially became a reserve in 1889. Mud Lake Band #35, became Curve Lake in 1964. Today, Curve Lake has approximately 1,760 members.

Indian record

Submitted by krista on Tue, 11/06/2012 - 11:35
Description
Creator: 

Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate

Start Date: 
1964
End Date: 
1964
Date Range: 
1964 June - 1964 December
Physical Description: 

0.5 cm of textual record. - 5 issues

Bibliographic Information
Publication: 
Winnipeg : Canadian Publishers Ltd.
Volume: 
XXVII
Issue: 
6 - 10
Physical Location
Repository: 
srsc
Accession No: 
Grey Nuns of Montreal collection, Residential school serial publications series
File No: 
023
Shelf Location: 
2012-033-001
Container Number: 
001
Geographic Access: 
Algoma (Ont. : District) -- Social conditions
Batchewana First Nation (Ont.)
Beauval (Sask.)
Cranbrook (B.C.)
Curve Lake First Nation (Ont.)
Fort Alexander (Man.)
Fort Frances (Ont.)
Gleichen (Alta.)
Hobbema (Alb.)
Kamloops (B.C.)
Kenora (Ont.)
Lebret (Sask.)
Membertou First Nation (N.S.)
Penelakut First Nation (B.C.)
Saddle Lake Cree Nation (Alta.)
Sault Ste. Marie (Ont.)
Wikwemikong (Ont.)
Winnipeg (Man.)
Description Level: 
File
Language: 
English and French
GMD: 
graphic material
textual record
Name Access: 
Beauval Indian Residential School (Beauval, Sask.)
Blue Quills Indian Residential School (St. Paul, Alta.)
Christie Indian Residential School (Tofino, B.C.)
Kamloops Indian Residential School (Kamloops, B.C.)
Kane, Paul, 1810-1871
Kuper Island Indian Residential School (Penelakut, B.C.)
McIntosh Indian Residential School (Kenora, Ont.)
Qu'Appelle Indian Residential School (Lebret, Sask.)
Image: 
Document: 
PDF icon 2012-33_001_023_pdf1.pdf
PDF icon 2012-33_001_023_pdf2.pdf
PDF icon 2012-33_001_023_pdf3.pdf
PDF icon 2012-33_001_023_pdf4.pdf
PDF icon 2012-33_001_023_pdf5.pdf