Chippewa Indians Little Saskatchewan First Nation

This band of Anishinabe indians live between lake winnipeg and lake manitoba. There are one of several Anishinabe first nation located in that region. They have year round access to the white communities to their south, and they are feeling the horrible effects of white culture. Though they have year round access to the white communities to their south, most of the Anishinabe indians of little saskatchewan reserve, still live on their first nation. Their total enrolled band population is 1,080, with 642 living on the reserve. Their history is similar to that of the other indians of that region of manitoba. Their first nation covers 1,408 hectares or 3,479 acres.