Curriculum Vitae
Waab-Shki-Makoons
(Clayton Samuel King)
About the Artist
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Barrie Ontario-based multi-media artist Clayton Samuel King has been working in the creative arts for the past sixteen years. Clayton has developed predominantly as a painter but also works with several other mediums. Mr. King has displayed his art in 8 solo exhibitions and 45 selected group exhibitions. His artwork has been acquired by many public and private collectors all over Turtle Island and abroad.
The common themes in Mr. King’s work are inspired by Anishinaabek culture, heritage, and history. When Clayton was a youth, he became influenced by the work of several woodland artists. Like many Indigenous artists today, Clayton carries on the tradition of storytelling, cultural practices, and spiritual beliefs through his work.
At the beginning of 2022, Clayton had completed two major paintings for Accenture Business Services for Utilities Inc. in St. Catharines, ON for their new Gord Downie/Chanie Wenjack Legacy Space. Clayton also received a major commission from the Canadian Coast Guard, Central Region Office in Montreal, Quebec in the spring of 2021. Due to the pandemic, the unveiling of this work will happen soon. Reproductions of Clayton’s work are currently available at the Indigenous Art Market in Leslieville/Toronto, ON.
Between being a husband, a father of two young boys, and a professional artist, Clayton has found time to volunteer on several boards and committees in the past and present. Currently, Clayton sits on the Barrie Native Friendship Centre Board of Directors, the Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres Board of Directors, The Maclaren Art Centre Board of Directors, Maplebrook Condominium Board of Directors, and the MCC Gallery of Indigenous Art Committee. He also is the head coach of his son’s baseball team.
Clayton was born and raised in St. Catharines, Ontario, and graduated with a Fine Art Advanced Diploma from Fanshawe College in 2010. Throughout his career, Clayton has received 9 awards, 6 grants, and 9 major commissions. Mr. King is of Potawatomi Anishinabek descent and is a member of the Beausoleil First Nation.
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Education
2012 Aboriginal Cultural Ambassador Training Program Certificate: Arts, Culture
and Canadian Tourism Resource Council, 2012, Ottawa
2012 Aboriginal Cultural Ambassador Training Program Cultural Arts Component
Certificate: Aboriginal Experiences, Arts and Culture, Ottawa, Ontario
2012 National emerit Heritage Interpreter Knowledge Certificate: Ontario Tourism
Education Training (OTEC), Ottawa, Ontario
2012 National emerit Tour Guide Knowledge Certificate: Ontario Tourism Education
Training (OTEC), Ottawa, Ontario
2012 National emerit Tourism Essentials Knowledge Certificate: Ontario Tourism
Education Training (OTEC), Ottawa, Ontario
2010 Fine Art Advanced Diploma: Graduate of Fanshawe College, London, Ontario
Awards, Grants, and Scholarships
2022 Indigenous Arts Support Grant: Ontario Arts Council, Toronto, Ontario
2021 Indigenous Arts Projects Grant: Ontario Arts Council, Toronto, Ontario
2020 Inspirational Peoples Project: Culture Alliance in the Heart of Georgian Bay
2020 Culture Days Project Support Grant: Culture Alliance in the Heart of Georgian
Bay, North Simcoe, Ontario
2018 smOffice Award Winner: The Creative Space, Barrie, Ontario
2014 Emerging Artist of the Year: Barrie Arts Award, Barrie Department of Culture,
Barrie, Ontario
2014 Beausoleil First Nation C.A.R.E. Fund Recipient: Christian Island, Ontario
2014 1st Place Niigaaning G’Chi Mnissing Trust Logo Contest: Christian Island,
Ontario
2013 Aboriginal Artists Materials and Supplies Assistance Grant: Ontario Arts
Council, Toronto, Ontario
2012 Aboriginal Cultural Ambassador Training Program Award: Aboriginal
Experiences, Arts and Culture, Ottawa, Ontario
2011 Honesty Award: 7 Grandfather Awards: Beausoleil Family Health Centre, Christian
Island, Ontario
2011 Beausoleil First Nation C.A.R.E. Fund Recipient Grant: Christian Island,
Ontario
2010 Chief John Assance Award: Highest Academic Achievement in Post-Secondary,
Beausoleil First Nation Education Authority, Christian Island, Ontario
2010 Faith Marsden Post-Secondary Scholarship Award: Beausoleil First Nation
Education Authority, Christian Island, Ontario
2010 2nd Place Bijan’s Art Studio Award: Fine Art Graduation Class Exhibition, 2010,
London, Ont.
2010 Deans Honour Roll: Fanshawe College, Winter Semester, London, Ontario
2008 Canada Post Aboriginal Education Incentive Award: Huron/Rideau Region,
London, Ontario
2008 Excellence in Education Award: Scotia Bank, 7th Generation Charity, Anishinabek
Nation, Rama, Ontario
2008 National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation Art Scholarship: London, Ontario
2008 Deans Honour Roll: Fanshawe College, Winter Semester, London, Ontario
Solo Exhibitions
2022 Gaagige-Bimaadiziwin: Midland Cultural Centre Gallery of Indigenous Art,
Midland, Ontario, July 11 - September 29, 2022
2019 A Way of Walking – The Seven Grandfathers Teaching: Old Town Hall Gallery,
New Market, Ontario, June 1 – June 21
2019 Creemore Festival of the Arts: Featured Artist at Water First, Creemore, Ontario,
October 5 - 6
2016 Giinwint Aadizookaanaan: Reflections of Ogemawahj: Aurora Cultural Centre,
Aurora, Ontario, November 19 – December 17
2016 Untitled: First Unitarian Congregation, Toronto Ontario, February 7 – 28
2013 First Nations Library Week Opening: Enjimaawnjiding, Beausoleil First Nation,
Christian Island Ontario, February 11
2012 Oshkimaadziig, Celebrating First Nations Solidarity: R.B.C., Barrie, Ontario,
June 18 – July 7
2010 Untitled: The Museum of Ontario Archeology, London, Ontario, May 1 – Aug. 31
Selected Group Exhibitions
2022 LunarFest Lanterns of Indigenous Lights: Varley Art Gallery, Markham, Ontario,
February 5 - March 6
2021 Indigenous Art 2021: Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford, Ontario, September 11 -
November 20
2021 Aawan-e-yaawang/It is What it is: Nipissing Region Curatorial Collective, NOVAH
Art Gallery, North Bay, Ontario, May 27 - August 15
2020 A Leap of Faith, the making of a gallery space...: be a contemporary gallery,
Stoud/Innisfil, Ontario, February 28 - March 22, 2020
2019 Indigenous & Ingenious: Ralph Thorton Cente, Toronto, Ontario, November 16 - 17
2019 Barrie Art Crawl, Anne Green Yoga Studio, Barrie, Ontario, September 28
2019 Potawatomi Exhibition, The Museum on Tower Hill, Parry Sound, Ontario, July 30 -
September 28
2018 Indigenous & Ingenious: Ralph Thorton Cente, Toronto, Ontario, November 17 - 18
2018 Curve Lake Exhibit: Kawartha Art Gallery, Lindsey, Ontario, July 11 - August 11
2017 Indigenous & Ingenious: Ralph Thorton Cente, Toronto, Ontario, November 18-19
2017 Self-Portrait: Maclaren Faculty Exhibition, Maclaren Art Centre, Barrie, Ontario,
September 9 - October 1
2017 Call to Action #83: Aurora Cultural Centre, Aurora, Ontario, August 12 - Nov. 11
2017 First Nations Art 2017: Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford, Ontario, May 27 -
July 28
2017 Call to Action #83: MacLaren Art Centre, Barrie, Ontario, May 25 - June 25
2017 Call to Action #83: Georgian College, Barrie, Ontario, March 6 - March 11
2017 Call to Action #83: Art Gallery of Northumberland, Cobourg, Ontario, January 19 -
March 4
2016 Expectation: First Unitarian Congregation Gallery, Toronto Ontario, December 4 -
January 1, 2017
2016 Call to Action #83: Georgian College, Orillia, Ontario, November 30
2016 Indigenous & Ingenious: Ralph Thorton Cente, Toronto, Ontario, November 19-20
2016 Call to Action #83: Art Square Gallery, Toronto Ontario, October 31 - November 14
2016 CONSENSUS: 12th Annual Juried Exhibition, Midland, Ontario, August 26 -
October 15
2016 Call to Action #83: Summer in the City Gallery, Toronto Ontario, July 14 - August 7
2015 Indigenous & Ingenious: Ralph Thorton Cente, Toronto, Ontario, November 21-22
2014 Soaring Ambitions: Joseph D. Carrier Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, December 3 -
January 5, 2015
2014 Resurgence of the Image Makers: John B. Aird, Toronto, Ontario, May 27 - June 20
2014 DIRECTON[S]: John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, January 7-31
2013 23rd Mistletoe Magic: John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, November 19-28
2012 22nd Mistletoe Magic: John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, November 20-29
2012 pARTners: a collaboration: John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, June 26–July 20
2012 Natural Elements Group Exhibition: Quest Art School and Gallery, Midland,
Ontario, June 8 - July 21
2012 pARTners: a collaboration: Aurora Cultural Centre, Aurora, Ontario, May 8 – 26
2012 pARTners: a collaboration: Japanese Paper Place Gallery, Toronto, Ontario
February 1– 29
2012 Journey- Faculty Exhibition: Quest Art School and Gallery, Midland, Ontario,
January 4 - March 3
2011 Just in Time...Exhibit of Affordable Art: onefortyfive Gallery, St.Catharines,
Ontario, December 2 - 22
2011 Ancestral Teachings, Contemporary Perspectives: Gladstone Hotel, Toronto,
Ontario, November 16 - 30
2011 pARTners: a collaboration: Woodstock Art Gallery, Woodstock, Ontario, November
12 - January 14, 2012
2011 Peace Hills Trust 29th Annual Native Art Show: Peace Hills Trust, Hobbema,
Alberta, November 10
2011 7th Annual Juried Art Show: Quest Art School and Gallery, Midland, Ontario, April
29 – May 30
2010 Gathering of the Clans: The Museum of Ontario Archeology, London, Ontario,
November 21, 2010 - January 30, 2011
2010 Party’s Over: 3rd Year Fine Art, Fanshawe Graduation Exhibit: The Arts Project,
London, Ontario, April 13 - 24
2010 Indigenous Art Show: Althouse Faculty of Education, The University of Western,
London, Ontario, March 18 - 20
2009 Overkill, an exhibition of emerging artists: The Arts Project, London, Ontario,
November 24 – December 5
2009 Profusion: 2nd Year Fine Art Group Exhibit, The Arts Project, London, Ontario,
March 23 – 28
2008 Peace 08, First Nations Art Exhibition, Group Exhibit: Fanshawe College, London,
Ontario, April 4 - 18
Commissions
2021 1 Original Painting, 1 Mural, Accenture Business Services for Utilities Inc.,
St. Catharines, Ontario
2021 Original Painting, Canadian Coast Guard, Central Region, Montreal, Quebec
2020 Original Painting, FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, St. Catharines, Ontario
2017 Original Painting, Mnaamodzawin Health Services, Aundeck Omni Kaning First
Nation, Little Current, Ont.
2015 2 Murals, Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie, Ontario
2014 3 Murals, Georgian College, Barrie Ontario
2013 11 Interpretive Signs, Lands Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island,
Ontario
2013 Original Painting, Ontario Library Service -North, North Bay, Ontario
2010 Logo Design, Christian Island Elementary School, Beausoleil First Nation,
Christian Island, Ontario
Collections
2021 1 Original Painting, 1 Mural, Accenture Business Services for Utilities Inc.,
St. Catharines, Ontario
2021 Original Painting, Canadian Coast Guard, Central Region, Montreal, Quebec
2020 FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, St. Catharines, Ontario
2020 FHR Inc., Cedar Point, Ontario
2019 Beausoleil First Nation Fire Hall, Christian Island, Ontario
2019 Water First Education & Training, Creemore, Ontario
2017 Naandwegamik Health Centre, Aundeck Omni Kaning First Nation, Little Current,
Ontario
2016 Leclair Historical Research, Toronto, Ontario
2015 Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie, Ontario
2014 Council Chambers, Beausoleil First Nation Band Office, Christian Island, Ontario
2014 Georgian College, Midland, Ontario
2014 The Archives of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario
2013 Ontario Library North, Sudbury, Ontario
2010 Education Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, Ontario
2010 Christian Island Elementary School, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island,
Ontario
2010 Fanshawe College, London, Ontario
2010 Bell Canada, North Bay, Ontario
2009 Fanshawe College, London, Ontario
2009 John Zubik Ltd., London, Ontario
2008 Fanshawe College, London Ontario
Several Private Collections across Turtle Island
Educator: Native Art, Culture, and History Workshops
2022 History of Indigenous Peoples in Simcoe County, Barrie Native Friendship Center,
Barrie, Ontario, June 17
2021 Halton Region Treaty Lecture/Craft Workshop, Halton Regional Police Service,
Oakville, Ontario
2021 Researching Indigenous Genealogy - Online Genealogy Fair, Barrie Public Library,
Barrie, Ontario,
2021 Wasauksing First Nation History - Where do we come from? Virtual Workshop,
Wiidookdahwin We-Wina Chi B'Maadizeyin Restorative Justice Program,
Wasauksing First Nation
2021 Mitigoog Doodemag/Tree Clans of the Anishinaabek, Research Paper, Leclair
Historical Research, Toronto, Ontario
2021 Virtual Field Trip Video, Lecture on the Importance of Lake Huron to First Nations
People, Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority, April
2021 Government Relations/CTC Treaties Virtual Lecture, First Nations Technical
Institute, First Peoples' Aviation Technology - Flight Program, March
2021 Anishinaabek Doodemag of Southern Georgian Bay, 3 Virtual Workshops, Culture
Alliance in the Heart of Georgian Bay, North Simcoe, Ontario, February and March
2020 Navigating the Waters of Indigenous Art, First Ontario Performing Art
Centre/Niagara District Catholic School Board, St. Catharines, Ontario, November
and December
2020 Virtual Potawatomi Gathering 2020, Potawatomi Nations, U.S.A./Canada,
Chimnissing Pottawatomi Historical Workshop, Beausoleil First Nation Community
Profile, Beausoleil First Nation Treaty Workshop
2019 Chippewa Tri-Council Treaty Talk, Christian Island Elementary School, Beausoleil
First Nation, Christian Island, Ontario, December
2019 7th Generation Image Makers, Hand Drum and Stick Creation Workshop, Toronto,
Ontario, October
2019 Anishinaabek Genealogy of Georgian Bay in the 1800’s Workshop, 26th Annual
Potawatomi Gathering, Wasauksing, Parry Island, Ontario, August
2019 Coordinator, Niwiijiwok Doodemag, Gathering of the Clans, Springwater Park,
Springwater, Ontario, August
2019 Doodemag/Clan Relationships of the Chippewa's of Lakes Huron and Simcoe,
Huronia Chapter, Ontario Archaeological Society, Midland Public Library, Midland,
Ontario, May
2018 Treaties in the Area Talk, Barrie Public Library/Barrie Native Friendship Centre,
Barrie, Ontario, November
2018 Chippewa Tri-Council Treaty Talk, Christian Island Elementary School, Beausoleil
First Nation, Christian Island, Ontario, November
2018 Thorah Central Public School, Mural Project and Painting Workshop, Beaverton,
Ontario, May
2018 7th Generation Image Makers, Hand Drum, and Stick Creation Workshop, Toronto,
Ontario, January
2017 W-EDGE Youth Program, MacLaren Art Centre, Barrie, Ontario, October - Dec.
2017 Pre-Confederate Treaty Workshop, Wyevale Public School, Wyevale, Ontario, June
2017 Youth Initiatives, MacLaren Art Centre, Barrie, Ontario, April
2017 Hand Drum Workshop, Native Women in The Arts, Toronto, Ontario, March
2016 Hand Drum Workshop, Education Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian
Island, Ontario
2016 B.F.N Treaty Talk, Education Day’s, Springwater Park, Midhurst, Ontario
2015 Interpretive Traditional Dancing, Mapleview Heights Elementary School, Barrie,
Ontario
2015 Painting Workshops, St. John Paul II Elementary School, Artist in Schools Program,
Barrie Department of Culture, Barrie Ontario
2015 Turtle Shell Shaker, Hand Drum, and Woodland Painting Workshops, B.A.N.A.C.,
Barrie, Ontario
2015 Turtle Shell Shaker Workshop, Barrie Native Friendship Centre, Barrie, Ontario
2015 Niigaaning G'Chi Mnissing Trust: Language and Culture Revitalization Initiative,
Art and Culture Workshops, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, Ontario,
September 2014 - March 2015
2013 Woodland Style Painting, Regent Park Public School, Orillia Ontario
2013 Woodland Style Painting, Lions Oval Public School, Orillia, Ontario
2013 Art/Culture Workshops, Christian Island Elementary School, Beausoleil First
Nation, Christian Island, Ontario
2012 Art Camp Teacher/Young Artists Program, Quest Art School and Gallery, Midland
Cultural Centre, Midland, Ontario, (July 30 - August 3)
2012 Tipi Painting Workshop/ Aboriginal Cultural Ambassador Training Program,
Aboriginal Experiences, Arts and Culture, Ottawa, Ontario, April 2012
2011 Art teacher/Young Artists Mural Program 7th Generation Image Makers, Toronto,
Ontario, June 18
2011 Art Camp Teacher/Young Artists Program Quest Art School and Gallery, Midland,
Ontario, June 5 – 8
2009 Art camp teacher/Beausoleil First Nation Youth, Beausoleil Family Health Centre,
Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, Ontario, August
Volunteer Work/Art Affiliations, Boards, and Committees
2022 The Maclaren Art Centre, Board of Directors, Barrie, Ontario
2022 Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres, Board of Directors, Toronto, ON
2022 Midland Cultural Centre Gallery of Indigenous Art Advisory Committee Member,
Midland, ON
2022 CARFAC Ontario Member, Toronto, Ontario (2021 - Present)
2021 Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business Member, Toronto, Ontario
2021 Barrie Native Friendship Centre Board Member, Barrie, Ontario (August
2021 - Present)
2020 Ontario Arts Council Juror, Indigenous Arts Projects and
Indigenous Artists in Communities and Schools Project Grants
2020 Beausoleil First Nation Heritage and Culture Coordinator,
Christian Island, Ontario (2018-2020)
2020 Georgian Bay Islands National Park, Aboriginal Cultural
Advisory Circle, Midland, Ontario (2014 - 2020)
2020 Cultural Alliance in the Heart of Georgian Bay Main
Committee, North Simcoe County, Ontario (2019 - 2020)
2020 Culture Alliance in the Heart of Georgian Bay Heritage
Committee, North Simcoe County, Ontario (2019-2020)
2020 Culture Alliance in the Heart of Georgian Bay Creative
Communities Culture Conference Planning Sub Committee, North
Simcoe County, Ontario
2020 Virtual Potawatomi Gathering Planning Committee, Potawatomi
Nations, U.S.A./Canada
2020 Williams Treaty First Nations Harvesting Committee, W.T.F.N.’s,
Ontario (2016-2020)
2019 Ontario Museums Association, Working Group, Toronto, Ontario
2019 Queen Elizabeth II Provincial Park Williams Treaty Cultural
Advisory Committee, Balsam Lake, Ontario
2018 Beausoleil First Nation Chief and Council: Elected Councillor,
Christian Island, Ontario (July 2016 – July 2018)
2018 Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle Board Member (Aug. 2016 -
2018), Vice President (Nov. 20, 2016 - July 6, 2018
2018 Friends of Wiidookdaadiwin, Huronia Lookout Project -
Committee Member (Dec. 2016 - July 6, 2018)
2018 Indigenous Relations Committee - BFN/Town of Midland, (Nov.
2016 - July 6, 2018)
2016 Beausoleil First Nation Treaty and Historical Researcher, Christian
Island, Ontario, (August 2015-July 2018)
2016 QUEST ART School and Gallery, Member, Midland, Ontario
2015 Barrie Native Friendship Centre Artists Collective, Barrie, Ontario
2015 Barrie Art Club Member
2015 John B. Aird Gallery, Board of Directors, Toronto, Ontario, (June
2012 - January 2015)
2014 Barrie Art Club Member
2013 Beausoleil First Nation Douglas Lake Trail Enhancement Project
Coordinator, Christian Island, Ontario, (March 13 – October 31)
2013 Art Instructor, Academy One, Richmond Hill, Ontario, (November
7, 2012 – January 24, 2013)
2012 Assistant Event Coordinator, Indigenous Arts Festival: House of
the Wayward Spirits, the Association for Native Development in
the Performing and Visual Arts (A.D.P.V.A.)
2012 QUEST ART School and Gallery, Member, Midland Ontario
2011 QUEST ART School and Gallery, Member, Midland Ontario
2010 Fanshawe College, First Nation Centre, End of the Year Gathering
Committee
2009 Fanshawe College, First Nation Student Association, External Co
Chair
2009 Fanshawe College, Aboriginal Education Council, Co-Chair
2009 Fanshawe College, First Nation Centre, End of the Year Gathering
2009 Fanshawe College, 2nd Year Fine Art Class Representative to the
School of Contemporary Media
2009 Fanshawe College, First Nation Centre, End of the Year Gathering,
2008 Committee
2008 Assistant Program Coordinator, First Nation Center, Fanshawe
College, London, Ontario, (May 5–September 17, 2008)
Published Work
2021 "THOUGHTS OF AN ARTIST INSPIRED BY THE LANDS OF HIS
ANCESTORS", by Clayton Samuel King, What stories does the land hold? Series, Published by the Center for Humans and Nature, Libertyville, Illinois, (June 28, 2021)
https://www.humansandnature.org/thoughts-of-an-artist-inspired-by-the-lands-of-his-ancestors
Other Written Works
2021 Mitigoog Doodemag (Tree Clans), A report outlining the various Anishinaabe who had identified with a tree clan in the 19th century Great Lakes region.
2021 Ogemawahjiwon Biography, Inspirational Peoples Project, The Culture Alliance in the Heart of Georgian Bay, North Simcoe, Ontario
2020 Article: Whereabouts Unkown: The Wampum Belt at Mnjikaning, Wed., June 3
2020 Article: The Reception of H.R.H. The Prince of Whales at Sarnia in 1860, June 8, 2020, Heritage and Cultural Coordinator, Niigaaning, G'Chi Mnissing Trust Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, ON
2020 Transcription: Christian Island United Church Indian Day School Student Register List: 1959-1969, Tuesday, May 5, 2020, Heritage and Cultural Coordinator, Niigaaning G'Chi Mnissing Trust Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, ON
2020 Transcription: Christian Island Roman Catholic Church Indian Day School Student Register List: 1954-1969, Tuesday, May 12, 2020, Heritage and Culture Coordinator, Niigaaning G'Chi Mnissing Trust Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, ON
2020 G'chi Mnissing Gaa Gimaawijik miiniwaa Giigidooniniwag 1793-2020 (Beausoleil First Nation Chief and Council List 1793-2020, Monday, January 6, 2020, Heritage and Cultural Coordinator, Niigaaning G'Chi Mnissing Trust Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, ON
2019 Transcription: Haudenosaunee-Anishinaabe Peace Treaty (5 Council Fire Wampum Belt) and Ojibway Friendship Belt, Comparison Chart Document, Tuesday, November 5, 2019, Heritage and Cultural Coordinator, Niigaaning G'Chi Mnissing Trust Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, ON
2018 Article: The Bicentennial of Pre-Confederate Treaty # 18, Wednesday, October 17, 2018, Heritage and Cultural Coordinator, Niigaaning G'Chi Mnissing Trust Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, ON
2016 Article: Central Ontario Treaties (CTC), Tuesday, June 7, 2016, Treaty/Historical Researcher and Archivist, Niigaaning G'Chi Mnissing Trust Department, Beausoleil First Nation, Christian Island, ON
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