The second treaty of that name (1854) established the Grand Portage Indian Reservation, one of the seven federally recognized reservations of Ojibwe in Minnesota. Between 1939 and 1940 ...

They would be shuttled onto reservations. And they would be encouraged ... chief of the Park Service’s American Indian Liaison Office. Grand Portage is the only park whose agreement covers day-to-day ...

That same decade, the Grand Portage Band formed a Reservation Tribal Council, as a result of the Indian Reorganization Act in 1934. After World War II, the council joined with white ...

UMN researchers found a variety of chemicals and hormones in waters that the Grand Portage Indian Reservation uses often for fishing. There were detectable levels of “chemicals of emerging concern” ...

Three of the river signs are outside the Grand Portage reservation, between the tribal ... “And that recognition really benefits not just Indian people, but it benefits everybody.” ...

Discover Minnesota's tallest waterfall at Grand Portage State Park, plus learn about other incredible falls like Minneopa, ...

The tree, located on the Grand Portage Indian Reservation on the North Shore of Lake Superior, is a sacred site and can only be visited with the accompaniment of a tribal member.

He was cited for shooting a moose off the Grand Portage reservation. Gagnon sued, sparking the first off-reservation treaty rights battle in Minnesota. "This is the little piece of paper that ...

The northern lights shimmer on the horizon Tuesday night beyond the Witch Tree at the Grand Portage Indian Reservation. Forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted ...

The Grand Portage Reservation covers the northeastern corner ... known as the "grandmother of American Indian education in Minnesota." Grand Portage Band Chairman Robert Deschampe said at an ...