History
of the Teme-Augama Anishnabai Land Claim
The Teme-Augama assert that they hold aboriginal title to about 4,000 square
miles of territory which they call their tribal motherland. Read
more...
The
Proposed Temagami Land Claim Settlement
Temagami First Nation and Ontario reached an agreement on the proposed land
claim settlement. Read more...
Montreal
River Site
The Montreal River site contained three distinctive stratifications each containing
a different civilization. Read more...
Struggle
Not Over for Teme-Augama Anishnabai
The Teme-Augama have gone to great lengths to protect and preserve their home
from destruction in the name of economic and recreational interests. Read
more...
Temagami
Island History
Temagami Island lies within n'Daki Menan which encompasses almost 4,000 square
miles. Read more...
Pine
Forest and Logging Protection in Temagami
Temagami is a region in Northeastern Ontario which covers 680,000 hectares
of forest, lakes and rivers. Read more...
Cultural
experience colors environmental perceptions
We found that the Teme-Augama Anishnabai perceive the land in a more complex,
more detailed way than do the non-indigenous people. Read
more...
The Spirit
of Temagami
Temagami derives its name from Teme-augaming, an Algonkian
name that means "the place of deep water". Read
more...
Teme-Augama
Anishnabai Philosophy
The stewardship of Temagami is based on 6000 years
of living within the natural framework of this land. Read
more...
Prehistory
of the North Bay Area
The ancestors of the Anishnabek Peoples such as the Nipissing First Nation,
the Dokis First Nation and the Mattawa Algonquin peoples were living in the
area. Read more...
