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Big River First Nation


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Big River First Nation has a proud reputation as a traditional Cree community where the majority of youth fluently speak the Cree language. The Big River First Nation has also strengthened their families through cultural ceremonies such as sun dances, as well as by hosting and attending local surrounding pow wows throughout the years. With nearly 30,000 acres of reserve land, Big River has its roots in Treaty no. 6 of 1878. Led by Chief SeSeWaHum and later by Chief Kinematayo, Big River First Nation members made their living by hunting and fishing until 20 years after treaty adhesion.

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