Brunswick House
The majority of the labour force is employed in the service sector; one third in government, and the rest in other services. Local industries include one trapline.
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| After the arrival of the Europeans in the 17th century, the Ojibway economy, which had been based on hunting, fishing and gathering, expanded to include trapping for trade as well as for subsistence purposes. During the fur trade era, trading posts became part of the cycle of movements for Indian people, and some groups of Bands became associated with particular trading posts. [more...] |
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P. O. Box 1178 Chief Andrew Neshawabin Brunswick House First Nation Band Economic Development |


