Chippewa Indians Animbiigoo Zaagi'gan First Nation

This band of chippewa indians live just east of lake nipigon. Their tribal history is one which is quite a mystery. They were set aside a reserve after the 1850 robinson-superior treaty, but canada refused to recognize them. That may have been because they were chippewa's from michigan or southern ontario. In 1921, the canadians finally agreed to recognize this band of either chippewa indians. They were originally known as the lake nipigon ojibway first nation. Some of their citizens may have participated in the crisis that occurred a few miles to their east at long lake 58. There may have been a short war in the late summer of 1990, between the anishinabek and canada. The chippewa's of northern ontario were outraged about canada spraying their forest (chemtrails conspiracy) and the great harm the spraying was causing to their land and the animals and plant life. The total enrolled band population of the animbiigo zagiigan first nation reserve is 380.