Fond-du-Lac Denesuline First Nation

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Fond-du-Lac Denesuline First Nation is a remote Dene (Denesuline) Indigenous community in northern Saskatchewan, Canada, known for its strong traditional culture, reliance on subsistence activities, and location near the eastern end of Lake Athabasca.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dene community
First Nation
Indigenous community
country Canada
ethnicGroup Dene NERFINISHED
Denesuline NERFINISHED
hasAccessibility fly-in community (seasonally or primarily accessible by air)
hasCulturalCharacteristic strong traditional culture
hasCulturalPractice land-based activities
traditional harvesting
hasEconomicActivity subsistence activities
hasGeographicalCharacteristic remote northern location
hasPeople Dene NERFINISHED
Denesuline NERFINISHED
hasPopulationCharacteristic small population
hasPrimarySubsistence fishing
gathering
hunting
trapping
hasProvince Saskatchewan NERFINISHED
hasRegion northern boreal region
hasSettlementType remote community
hasTraditionalTerritory area around eastern Lake Athabasca
hasWaterBody Lake Athabasca NERFINISHED
isIndigenousTo Canada NERFINISHED
northern Saskatchewan
isPartOf Dene Nations NERFINISHED
Indigenous peoples in Canada
locatedIn Canada
Saskatchewan NERFINISHED
northern Saskatchewan
locatedNear Lake Athabasca NERFINISHED
eastern end of Lake Athabasca
usesLanguage Denesuline language NERFINISHED

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Denesuline notableCommunity Fond-du-Lac Denesuline First Nation