Based on Wasauksing First Nation/Robinson Huron Treaty Territory/
Based on Wasauksing First Nation/Robinson Huron Treaty Territory/
Parry Sound - Serving All Nations Globally
Parry Sound - Serving All Nations Globally
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Wasauksing First Nation, is located on a beautiful shores of Mnidoo-gamii (Georgian Bay) and borders the municipality of Parry Sound and Seguin Township.
Waaseyakosing, (Place that shines brightly in the reflection of the sacred light), also known as the Parry Sound region, has been an important geographical and spiritual location for Indigenous people for time immemorial.
Waaseyakosing, (Place that shines brightly in the reflection of the sacred light), also known as the Parry Sound region, has been an important geographical and spiritual location for Indigenous people for time immemorial.
The Indigenous people first came to the shores of Mnidoo-gamii (The Great Lake of the Spirit), or Georgian Bay, during a great travel from the waabanong (east). Many of the Indigenous travellers settled to protect others on their travels from attacks from the zhawanoong by the Haudenosaunee, while others continued their travels giiwedin (north) and ningaabiian (west). Due to its navigable waterways, rich local hunting grounds, and spiritual significance, the region became an important hub for the Anishinaabek.
The Indigenous people first came to the shores of Mnidoo-gamii (The Great Lake of the Spirit), or Georgian Bay, during a great travel from the waabanong (east). Many of the Indigenous travellers settled to protect others on their travels from attacks from the zhawanoong by the Haudenosaunee, while others continued their travels giiwedin (north) and ningaabiian (west). Due to its navigable waterways, rich local hunting grounds, and spiritual significance, the region became an important hub for the Anishinaabek.
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