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Attiwapiskat

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Doesn't seem to be in group9 or even in Treaty 9?? 

• 29 June 1905: Duncan C. Scott and Samuel Stewart are appointed as treaty commissioners by the Government of Canada. Daniel G. MacMartin is appointed as commissioner by the province of Ontario. They would jointly conduct signing ceremonies with First Nations communities on a set route through the proposed treaty territory.
• 3 July 1905: Agreement between province of Ontario and the federal Canadian government in support of Treaty 9.
• 12 July 1905: Osnaburgh(Mishkeegogamang First Nation) signing
• 19 July 1905: Fort Hope(Eabametoong First Nation) signing
• 25 July 1905: Marten Falls (Marten Falls First Nation) signing
• 3 August 1905: Fort Albany (Fort Albany First Nation) signing
• 9 August 1905: Moose Factorysigning
• 21 August 1905: New Post (Taykwa Tagamou Nation) signing
• 7 June 1906: Abitibi (Wahgoshig First Nation) signing
• 20 June 1906: Matachewan signing
• 7 July 1906: Mattagami (Mattagami First Nation) signing
• 16 July 1906: Flying Post (Flying Post First Nation) signing
• 19 July 1906: Fort Hope(Eabametoong First Nation) signing
• 25 July 1906: Brunswick House(Brunswick House First Nation) signing
• 9 August 1906: Long Lake (Long Lake 58 First Nation) signing
• 5 July 1929: Big Trout Lake(Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation) signing
• 18 July 1930: Windigo River signing
• 25 July 1930: Fort Severn (Fort Severn First Nation) signing
• 28 July 1930: Winisk (Weenusk First Nation) signing
• 1995: Diaries kept by Daniel G. MacMartin, treaty commissioner for the Government of Ontario when the agreement was signed in 1905, are discovered as mislabelled by researchers at Queen's University Archives.

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Sorry, 1930 Attawapiskat joined treaty 9. Attawapiskat was entered into treaty with Canada relatively late, in 1930 (Treaty 9 adhesion). The majority of the First Nation members moved to the community as late as the mid-1960s.