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Lac La Ronge Indian Band: Treaty history and communities
Lac La Ronge Indian Band identifies its Treaty 6 adhesion at Molanosa on 11 February 1889 and its Woodland Cree language. The page names six communities and describes their administration.
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- Publisher / custodian
- Lac La Ronge Indian Band
- Source date
- Undated page; Treaty adhesion dated 1889-02-11; some administrative data dated 2023
- Source type
- Indigenous-led resource
- Format
- Text
- Regions
- Saskatchewan
- Peoples / communities
- Lac La Ronge Indian Band, Woodland Cree
- Treaties
- Treaty 6
Read with context
Election and population fields include 2023-era dates and must not be described as current. The record uses the page only for stated history, language and community names.
Questions to investigate
- Locate Molanosa in relation to Montreal Lake and La Ronge.
- Why would a 1889 adhesion appear on a Treaty signed in 1876?
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- Access
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- Rights / reuse
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- Record checked
- 2026-09-30
Opened Nation website; Treaty History & Language section gives Molanosa, 11 February 1889 and Woodland Cree; six communities listed.
Copy-ready citation
Lac La Ronge Indian Band. Lac La Ronge Indian Band: Treaty history and communities. Undated page; Treaty adhesion dated 1889-02-11; some administrative data dated 2023. https://llrib.com/about-us/. Record checked 2026-09-30.
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