Frog Lake First Nation

Located in central Alberta, not too far from Saskatchewan, is the Anishinabe frog lake first nation. There are three Reserves which make up this First Nation. Total area is 18,941 hectares or 46,804 acres. Total population is 2,652, with most (1,728) living on-reserve or other Indian Reserves, while 920 live off-reserve. Around 4 live elsewhere. Economic conditions must be good at Frog Lake. Agriculture is probably keeping the citizens there. Many can trace their origins back to Montana, where they originally lived but were driven out by the whites, after the 1868-1886 war. Ogimak Big Bear or Sitting Bull, led them up to Canada.