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Anishnaabeg of Naongashiing First Nation

The Salteaux Ojibway people inhabited the Ontario portion of the area subsequently covered by the Northwest Angle Treaty of 1873 – Treaty No. 3.

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The Salteaux Ojibway people (ancestors of the Anishinaabeg Of Naongashing First Nation people) inhabited the Ontario portion of the area subsequently covered by the Northwest Angle Treaty of 1873 – Treaty No. 3. Other local industries offer a variety of services such as, wild rice harvesting, fish processing and sales operation, shopping plaza located in Morson adjacent to the reserve (including a liquor outlet, hardware store, clothing and grocery store), and other retail establishments and financial institutions are located in Rainy River. (Phonetic Spelling: ah-nish-nah-beg of nay-on-gah-shing)

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