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Overview of Temagami features and the canoe area.  Quick Take

BEAR WARNING

Aggressive bear at Fourbass Lake

Bear charges man and dog on trail

Municipal support for Tenets tested

A close vote by Council reveals weakened commitment

 

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Municipal support for Tenets tested

Forestry moves from MNR to super ministry

Storytelling in prime time

Bear warning at Fourbass Lake

Makobe River warning ended

Storytelling weekend

Endurance race on Canada Day

Makobe River warning

 

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Fall Gathering will mark Red Squirrel blockade

Gathering of the Seasons set for Sept. 18

CANOEIST WARNING ENDED

Makobe River cleared, Ontario Parks

Dangerous deadfall removed

Chiniguchi map project complete

Chiniguchi's canoe routes fully mapped with addition of northern tracks

Map: Chiniguchi's northern tracks

Court orders new election at First Nation

Potts and Ayotte will go head to head

Land claim negotiations languish

Where did they go?

Loggers want another Sturgeon Park crossing

A third crossing is proposed near Twin Falls.

Three Elections, Two Chiefs, One Quagmire

Since Bear Island's June 12 election, a battle has been fought over its legitimacy.

Court date set

Indian Affairs' contradicts policy

First Nation chief and council impeached

TFN chief and council stripped of authority

First Nation votes to oust Chief Potts

Potts council beleaguered

Court hearing on Potts' impeachment

Mediation falls flat

Respect their dignity

Last chance at mediation

First nation mediation commiseration

Keewaydin history on sale

The award-winning story of the world's oldest canoe camp is available in Temagami this summer.

Land claim negotiations

Index of all stories, background, and a map.

Canoeists' Town Square: Temagami Outfitting

This unique outfitter on the waterfront of Temagami village is the canoeists' drop-in centre.

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Lake Temagami park

Getting to know the area

Alternate access via Obabika Lake 

Lady Evelyn's Waterfalls: South Channel 

Top Five Scenic Lakes 

Loving Lake Temagami to death

Land-claim negotiations

Snow-depth map

Forest Fire News- 2001

Going to Canada?

Playing with fire

Grand Campment Bay Trail

500-year-old cedar found on Lake Temagami

Temagami's biggest fire - 1977

Reviews: Books, videos, maps

Ishpatina Adventure

Last major fire - 1992

Lady Evelyn Liftover

World's Largest Old-Growth Red and White Pine Stand

Guides Report 2002

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