God's Lake First Nation

Located in far northeastern Manitoba, not too far from the western Shores of Hudson Bay, is the Anishinabe gods lake first nation. In history, the Anishinabek probably invaded this region in Manitoba during the late 17th century or early 18th century, to defend Indian land from the invading Freemasons who were, of course, the English and French. The whites were supplying the Athabascans and Dakotas with their guns and ammunition but they still were incapable of dominating the military of the Anishinabe people. There are 13 Reserve which makes up this First Nation. They cover an area of 9,975 total hectares or 24,648 total acres. Total population is 2,419, with most (1,378) living on reserve, while 970 live off reserve, and 12 live on other reserves, and 59 live on crown land.