MenuHomeWho We AreMission StatementValues StatementNeskantaga FlagDepartmentsEmploymentLoginMemberStaff11380 Daysof Boil Water AdvisoryStand with NeskantagaWho We AreNeskantaga First Nation is an Ojibwe community located 436 kilometers northeast of Thunder Bay, Ontario, and 180 kilometers northeast of Pickle Lake, Ontario. Travel to and from the community is possible by way of air travel, winter road, and for the more adventurous..." /> MenuHomeWho We AreMission StatementValues StatementNeskantaga FlagDepartmentsEmploymentLoginMemberStaff11380 Daysof Boil Water AdvisoryStand with NeskantagaWho We AreNeskantaga First Nation is an Ojibwe community located 436 kilometers northeast of Thunder Bay, Ontario, and 180 kilometers northeast of Pickle Lake, Ontario. Travel to and from the community is possible by way of air travel, winter road, and for the more adventurous..." /> Neskantaga First Nation

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Neskantaga First Nation is an Ojibwe community located 436 kilometers northeast of Thunder Bay, Ontario, and 180 kilometers northeast of Pickle Lake, Ontario. Travel to and from the community is possible by way of air travel, winter road, and for the more adventurous, boat and paddle. The population of Neskantaga First Nation is about 400 people of whom 300 people live on the reserve.

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The Neskantaga First Nation community is closely tied to its land,  nestled within one of the most beautiful and pure ecological backdrops in North America.  Surrounded by healthy boreal forest, eskers mostly untouched for thousands of years, and a labyrinth of fresh water as far as the eye can see, the environmental setting is nothing short of breathtaking.