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image by Janis Lasmanis, 3 May 2020
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Michipicoten First Nation Gros Cap IR49 today and its surrounding lands
include extensive coastline along the shores of Lake Superior, the addition of
lands settled through various land claim settlements, including the reserves as
Missanabie and Chapleau and boasts a pristine and eco-rich environment of
unparalleled wilderness beauty, unpolluted waters and an abundance of wildlife,
birds and indigenous plants. Michipicoten First Nation is a vibrant community
with approximately 1,020 members dispersed around the globe.
https://michipicoten.com/
The flag displays a white eagle flying over a forest scene with three wigwams.
image located by Rob Raeside, 14 September 2020
This flag of the Michipicoten First Nation was seen in a parade of 10
flagpoles, 9 of which flew flags at
https://www.google.ca/maps. It is quite different from the flag shown at the
top of this page. It is a black flag with an eagle head in a disk near the
hoist, the name written across the top in white, a yellow-black-white-red design
in a narrow strip below it, and seven attributes written on the rest of the flag
in Ojibway and English: Wisdom, Love, Respect, Bravery, Honesty, Humility,
Truth.
Rob Raeside, 14 September 2020
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