Indigenous-led resource · Document / PDF
History of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band
The Band's historical outline follows the James Roberts and Amos Charles bands through the 1889 Treaty adhesion, later separation and 1950 amalgamation. It identifies paylists and a 1972 report as evidence for several milestones.
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- Publisher / custodian
- Lac La Ronge Indian Band
- Source date
- Undated history document; hosted under publisher's 2017/07 path
- Source type
- Indigenous-led resource
- Format
- Document / PDF
- Regions
- Saskatchewan
- Peoples / communities
- Lac La Ronge Indian Band, Stanley Mission, James Roberts Band, Amos Charles Band
- Treaties
- Treaty 6
Read with context
A historical outline based on referenced records, not the paylists themselves. The concluding present-tense leadership label is undated and is not imported as a current claim.
Questions to investigate
- What changes in community governance does the outline describe?
- Which historical claims are linked to a named paylist or report?
Access and reuse
- Access
- link-only
- Rights / reuse
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- Record checked
- 2026-09-30
Opened 8-page Nation-hosted PDF; adhesion, split/amalgamation and source-reference text read.
Copy-ready citation
Lac La Ronge Indian Band. History of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band. Undated history document; hosted under publisher's 2017/07 path. https://llrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/History-of-the-Lac-La-Ronge-Indian-Band.pdf. Record checked 2026-09-30.
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