Eagle Lake First Nation

Eagle Lake First Nation is a vibrant Ojibwe community nestled along the scenic North East shores of Eagle Lake, forming part of the esteemed Treaty #3 Region. With a population of 630 residents as of April 2016, the community sits approximately 25 km southwest of Dryden, offering a serene escape just a two-hour drive from the U.S. border.

Committed to fostering the well-being of its people and community, Eagle Lake First Nation focuses on promoting the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health of its residents. The community boasts a range of departments catering to various needs, including financing, housing, economic development, education, health, public works, and lands and resources.

From hosting engaging events like the Annual Traditional Pow-wow to providing employment training opportunities, Eagle Lake First Nation stands as a cornerstone for cultural enrichment, community support, and growth in the heart of Northern Ontario.

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