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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.

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Chief Andrew Solomon

with Student's Council

WHMIST Training

DON in Fort Albany

Sami-Jo at Fort Albany

Sami-Jo, (an Olympic Gold Medalist in Women’s Hockey) speak to the students of Peetabeck Academy, she also had The Chief and Council of Fort Albany, as well as Teaching Staff of Peetabeck Academy play for her honour: The Sami-Jo Team. They played a gruelling 2 - (20 minute periods) of Ball Hockey against the Students, of who were selected by their Teachers (based on attendance and good behaviour) they represented the Peetabeck All-Star Selects. In the end, the students scored the winning goal.....