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PEETABECK GOVERNMENT!

 This is the place for visitors, to get information about our Community members, public, local businesses and the administration of

a great small town, Fort Albany, First Nation

The Fort Albany reserve originated as an important Hudson's Bay Company trading post. The reserve boundaries were described in the James Bay Treaty of 1905 - Treaty No. 9.During the 1950's, old Fort Albany was abandoned and the people separated into two distinct communities. New Fort Albany is largely a Roman Catholic community, situated on the south shore of the Albany River and on Sinclair Island. The second community, Kashechewan is predominantly Anglican and is situated on the north bank of the Albany River.

Fort Albany Youth
Pre-Construction Program
Graduation Ceremony

Fort Albany Youth

WHMIST Training

Chief Andrew Solomon with Student's Council

                                     The FORT ALBANY FIRST NATION I.B.A. Signing Ceremony

          June 9, 2009, Ontario Aboriginal Affairs Minister Brad Duguid’s visit to Fort Albany

Mr. Duguid said that the Ontario government supports positive dialogue and increased

engagement between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities, and is committed

to building better relationships with Aboriginal people

and improving the quality of our lives

July 1, 2009 Canada Day in Fort Albany, Ontario