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Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation

Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation, commonly known as Wabigoon First Nation (Anishinaabemowin: Waabigoniiw Saaga'iganiiw Anishinaabeg), is a Saulteaux First Nation band government who inhabit the Kenora District in northwestern Ontario, Canada. It is approximately 19 km southeast of Dryden, Ontario. As of January 2008, the First Nation had a registered population of 533 people, of which their on-Reserve population was 175. History The Wabigoon Lake reserve was first laid out in 1884 and was confirmed by the Ontario government in 1915. Members of the Wabigoon Band of Saulteaux living on the western portion of the Indian reserve moved away and formed the Eagle Lake First Nation. Those living on the eastern portion of the Reserve officially changed its name to Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation on August 7, 1987. In 2021, as part of a search for a site for a deep geological repository for Canada's used nuclear fuel, the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) drilled boreholes in a rock formation known as the Revell Batholith, located south of Highway 17, about 35 kilometres west of Ignace (between Ignace and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation). On November 28, 2024, the NWMO selected Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation and the township of Ignace as the site of a nuclear waste repository. Construction is expected to begin in the mid 2030s and become operational in the early 2040s. Governance The First Nation elect their officials through the Act Electoral System, consisting of a Chief and four councillors. The current Chief is Clayton Wetelainen, the four councillors are Laurel Spalding, Ron Williams, Tyson Williams, and forth coming via bi-election in January 2022. As a signatory to Treaty 3, Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation is a member of the Bimose Tribal Council, a Regional Chiefs Council, and Grand Council of Treaty 3, a Tribal Political Organization that represents many of First Nation governments in northwestern Ontario and southeastern Manitoba. Reserve The First Nation have reserved for themselves the 5,209.2 hectares (12,872 acres) Wabigoon Lake 27 Indian reserve. References External links Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation, official website AANDC profile profile at Chiefs of Ontario Archived 18 December 2007 at the Wayback Machine
Wahnapitae First Nation

Wahnapitae First Nation is an Anishinaabeg First Nation in the Canadian province of Ontario. It is located on the 10.69 km2 (4.13 sq mi) Wahnapitae 11 reserve on the northwestern shore of Lake Wanapitei, a semi-enclave bordered by the city of Greater Sudbury to the north and west. The band is a signatory to the Robinson-Huron Treaty of 1850. History The name of the First Nation comes from the Anishinaabemowin name for Lake Wanapitei, Waanabidebiing, meaning "that place where the water is shaped like a tooth" and refers to the shape of the lake from above. In 1850, the band became signatories to the Robinson Huron Treaty as "Tagawinini and his Band". The band's Chief, Tahgaiwenene, was one of three indigenous representatives selected to address Governor General James Bruce and Crown representative William Benjamin Robinson during negotiations at Garden River First Nation. Children of the band were sent to Jesuit day schools at Wiikwemkoong First Nation, which later became the Spanish Indian Residential Schools in 1913 until their closure in the 1960s. Demographics For statistical purposes, the First Nation is part of the Greater Sudbury Census Metropolitan Area (CMA). In 2025, The First Nation had a population of 799 with 104 living on reserve at Wahnapitae 11. Economy Hiawatha's Restaurant and Marina, formerly Rocky's, is a long-established restaurant in the community with five cabin rentals. A nurse practitioner clinic, the Norman Recollet Health Centre, opened in 2019, and a 20,000 square feet (1,900 m2) sound stage was completed in 2025. The First Nation has also signed mining agreements with Vale Canada, Glencore, and KGHM. For postal delivery and telephone exchange purposes, the First Nation is considered part of the nearby Greater Sudbury community of Capreol. Government The First Nation is governed by a council which consists of five elected positions, including Chief. It is also a member of the Waabnoong Bemjiwang Association of First Nations tribal council. See also List of First Nations band governments List of Indian reserves in Canada N'Swakamok Native Friendship Centre References External links Wahnapitae First Nation Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada profile
Wahta Mohawks

Wahta Mohawks (Mohawk: Wáhtahró:non) is a Mohawk First Nation in Ontario. The Wahta Mohawk Territory (Mohawk: Wáhta) is their territory (reserve) in the District Municipality of Muskoka, Ontario, Canada near Bala. It is bounded on the west by Highway 400, a major north–south artery in the province. About one-third of the 831 citizens of Wahta Mohawk Territory live in the community of Wahta, along District Road 38, another third live within 100 km, and the remainder live elsewhere. The land is made up of forest and lakes typical of the rugged Canadian Shield. It is used primarily for hunting and fishing by Mohawk from the reserves of Kanesatake and Kahnawake Quebec, who share access to this territory. It was the site of the now-defunct Iroquois Cranberry Growers, which was Ontario's largest cranberry farm. The farm was shut down in 2017 due to economic reasons. "Wáhta" is the Mohawk term for the Maple festival, one of their important ceremonies. Wahta Mohawk Territory was founded in 1881 after the Sulpician Order bought land here for Mohawk from the community of Kanesatake, Quebec, where there had been political and religious strife over land use rights. About one-fifth of the Mohawk from that community moved to the new area. They also share the Indian River Indian Reserve with the Chippewas of Rama First Nation. In October 2023, in conjunction with Muskoka District council and the province, District Road 38, which had been formerly known only by its district road number and had no official name apart from that, was given the new name Kanien’kehá:ka Iohatátie, meaning "Mohawk Peoples Road" in the Mohawk language. "Wahta Gap" For a number of years a Mohawk land claim dispute with the provincial government prevented completion of Highway 400 through Wahta. Consequently, through the late 1990s and early 2000s there was an eight-kilometre gap in the freeway, where the roadway remained a two-lane highway for several years even after construction of the freeway was completed further north; although an agreement in principle was reached between the provincial government and the band council by 2001, construction was further delayed by the inability to reach quorum in a band referendum on the agreement: although two separate votes in 2002 were both solidly in favour of the agreement, neither was legally implementable because overall voter participation fell short of the required minimum of 198 voters both times. In 2003 the government and the Mohawk First Nation reached an agreement allowing freeway construction through the reserve lands. Begun in 2004, construction was completed in 2008. Demographics As of March, 2018: Population: 156 Area (km2.): 61.17 Density (persons per km2.): 2.55 Out of the total 831 Wahta Mohawks, 675 live off-reserve. See also Iroquois Cranberry Growers References External links Land Claim Background 2011 Canada Census Profile
Уота

Уота (англ. Wahta Mohawk Territory Indian Reserve) — индейская резервация ирокезоязычного индейского племени мохоки, расположенная к востоку от залива Джорджиан-Бей в провинции Онтарио, Канада. Является одной из нескольких самоуправляемых территорий мохоков в пределах границ Канады. История Резервация была основана в 1881 году после того, как Общество священников Святого Сульпиция купило здесь землю для мохоков из общины Канесатаке, Квебек, где происходили политические и религиозные распри за права землепользования. Около одной пятой индейцев из этого сообщества переехали в новую резервацию. География Резервация расположена в районе Мускока, провинция Онтарио, между озером Мускока и заливом Джорджиан-Бей. Земля состоит из лесов и озёр, типичных для Канадского щита. Резервация используется в основном для охоты и рыбалки мохоками из общин Канесатаке и Канаваке, которые разделяют доступ к этой территории. Общая площадь Уоты составляет 61,17 км². Демография В 2021 году на территории резервации проживало 239 человек, плотность населения составляла 3,907 чел./км². Примечания Ссылки Wahta Mohawks — Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians Wahta Mohawks — FNMHF
Universidad de Guelph

La Universidad de Guelph (U de G), es una universidad pública ubicada en Guelph, Ontario, Canadá. Dentro de las universidades canadienses, es una de las más involucradas en la investigación. La Universidad de Guelph es internacionalmente reconocida por sus innovaciones e investigaciones en ciencias biológicas, ciencias agrarias y ciencias veterinarias. El Colegio de Veterinaria de Ontario, uno de los colegios fundadores de la universidad de Guelph, siendo este el más antiguo de Norteamérica (fundado en 1862). Este Colegio de veterinaria es regularmente posicionado entre los 5 mejores del mundo y número 1 en Canadá.​ Educación Colegios La Universidad está dividida en una serie de colegios, los cuales también se dividen en departamentos.​ Colegio de Artes Colegio de Ciencias Biológicas Colegio de Economía y Administración Colegio de Física e Ingeniería Colegio de Ciencias Sociales y Humanas Aplicadas Colegio de Agricultura de Ontario Colegio de Veterinaria de Ontario Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Universidad de Guelph. Universidad de Guelph (en inglés)
Université de Guelph

L'Université de Guelph a été fondée en 1964, elle est située dans la ville de Guelph en Ontario au Canada. L'université se distingue particulièrement comme étant la seule à offrir un programme de médecine vétérinaire en Ontario. L'Université de Guelph est actuellement rangée par le magazine de Maclean comme meilleure université complète au Canada. Le programme d'agronomie est réputé mondialement. L'Université de Guelph est d'ailleurs associée avec l'OAC (Ontario Agricultural Colleges). OAC regroupe trois campus : Kemptville Campus, Ridgetown Campus et le campus d'Alfred, qui est francophone. Histoire Campus d'Alfred Le campus d'Alfred est situé à Alfred en Ontario, entre Montréal (Québec) et Ottawa (Ontario). Tous les programmes sont offerts en français et mènent à un diplôme technique de l'Université de Guelph. Le campus a aussi une vocation internationale, étant doté de plusieurs programmes d'études et de stages à l'étranger. Il est d'ailleurs l'un des grands participants au programme EUMC (en anglais : WUSC) (Entraide universitaire mondiale du Canada), dont l'expertise pour le programme de parrainage d'étudiants réfugiés est réputée. Le campus d'Alfred offre des programmes de : – technologie agricole ; – techniques de soins vétérinaires ; – nutrition, diététique et science des aliments. Campus de Guelph-Humber L'université de Guelph-Humber est association d'université-college entre l'Université de Guelph et Humber-college. Elle est située sur le campus du nord de Humber à Toronto, Ontario, Canada. L'école offre six programmes universitaires réguliers de quatre ans, qui accordent un degré d'honneur d'université et le diplôme du collège. Personnalités liées à l'université Professeurs Suzy Lake, professeure de 1980 à 2008 Bianca Dittrich, professeure auxiliaire et physicienne Étudiants Notes et références Liens externes (en) Site officiel http://www.oac.uoguelph.ca http://www.collegedalfred.ca http://degrees.humber.ca http://www.eumc.ca Portail de l’éducation Portail de l’Ontario Portail des universités Portail des Franco-Ontariens
University of Guelph

University of Guelph – kanadyjski uniwersytet publiczny w mieście Guelph, w prowincji Ontario. Powstał w 1964 r., w wyniku połączenia kilku instytucji edukacyjnych niższej rangi, w tym Ontario Agricultural College, działającego od 1873 r. Zatrudnia ponad półtora tysiąca pracowników naukowo-dydaktycznych i kształci około 28 tysięcy studentów. Linki zewnętrzne Witryna internetowa uniwersytetu Internetowa gazeta studentów uniwersytetu
Walkerton District Community School

Walkerton District Community School is a public K–12 school in Walkerton, Ontario, Canada. History In 2008, the Bluewater District School Board released their plans for a combined K–12 school to replace Brant Central, Walkerton Public and Walkerton District Secondary schools. In September 2012, the new Walkerton District Community School opened. In 2025, four students and a teacher perished in a traffic accident in London, Ontario. They had been heading back to Walkerton from a softball tournament. See also Education in Ontario List of secondary schools in Ontario References
Walkley Yard

Walkley Yard was built in 1955 at a size of 129 acres and 9000 feet in length by the National Capital Commission to relocate the Canadian National Railway yard, to make way for construction of the Queensway. The northerly part was later acquired by Canadian Pacific Railway in 1967, when they moved from LeBreton Flats. An OC Transpo facility was added to the northern portion of the yard in 2001 to allow indoor servicing for the O-Train Trillium Line's diesel-powered fleet. The Canadian National Railway still occupy the southerly portion of the freight yard. Canadian National Railway ran operations out of the Walkley Yard from August 1955 until 1998 when Ottawa Central Railway took over as a short line. The Last Trans-Con freight train ran through the yard in November 1995. Shortly after, the Beachburg Sub rail was pulled from Pembroke to North Bay. CNR purchased the yard and lines in 2008 and continues to operate out of the yard for a few remaining customers in the area. The yard is often used for car storage. In 2022, Ottawa city council approved the purchase of the former Canadian Pacific areas of the yard. See also Belfast Yard Corkstown Yard References External links Media related to Walkley Yard at Wikimedia Commons
Patio de Walkley

El Patio de Walkley fue construido en 1955 con un tamaño de 129 acres y 9000 pies de largo por la Comisión de la Capital Nacional para reubicar el patio de la Canadian National Railway, para dar paso a la construcción de la Carretera 417 de Ontario.​ La parte norte fue adquirida más tarde por Canadian Pacific Railway en 1967, cuando se mudaron de LeBreton Flats. Se agregó una instalación de OC Transpo a la parte norte del patio en 2001 para permitir el servicio en interiores para la flota diésel de la Línea Trillium del O-Train.​ Canadian National Railway todavía ocupa la parte sur del patio de carga. Canadian National Railway realizó operaciones en Walkley desde agosto de 1955 hasta 1998, cuando Ottawa Central Railway se hizo cargo como una línea corta. El último tren de carga Trans-Con pasó por el patio en noviembre de 1995. Poco después, el tren subterráneo de Beachburg fue retirado de Pembroke a North Bay. CNR compró el patio y las líneas en 2008 y continúa operando fuera del patio para algunos clientes restantes en el área. El patio se utiliza a menudo para el almacenamiento de automóviles. En 2022, el ayuntamiento de Ottawa aprobó la compra de las antiguas áreas del astillero de Canadian Pacific.​ Véase también Patio de Belfast Referencias
БМО Фийлд

БМО Фийлд е най-голямото футболно съоръжение с трибуни в Канада. Стадионът има капацитет 30 991 седящи зрителски места. Намира се в центъра на Торонто. Официално е открит през 2007 г., а основно реконструиран с цел разширение капацитета на трибуните от 20 000 на 30 991 седящи зрителски места през 2014 г. Използване На стадион БМО Фийлд се провеждат футболни мачове на националния отбор по футбол на Канада и двубои от Мейджър Лийг Сокър, футболното първенство на САЩ и Канада, в което участва професионалният футболен клуб Торонто ФК. Фотогалерия Източници
BMO Field

El BMO Field, també conegut com a Toronto Stadium o també National Soccer Stadium, és un estadi de futbol, seu del Toronto FC de la Major League Soccer i estadi nacional del Canadà. Amb una capacitat original de 28.000, el 2026 s'elevà fins a 45.000 amb una important reforma per acollir la Copa del Món de Futbol de 2026. Porta el nom del Banc de Montreal (BMO) perquè és el patrocinador de l'estadi i el club. Per a la Copa del Món de Futbol de 2026 fou reanomenat Toronto Stadium per qüestions de patrocini de la FIFA. Va ser construït com una de les seus de la Copa Mundial de Futbol Sub-20 de 2007 del Canadà. Aquí es varen jugar 12 partits, inclosa la final. Es va inaugurar el 28 d'abril de 2007 amb el partit Toronto FC - Kansas City Wizards. Durant la Copa del Món de Futbol de 2026 va acollir mitja dotzena de partits, la majoria de la fase de grups. Referències Enllaços externs Lloc web oficial del BMO Field
BMO Field

Le BMO Field est un stade de soccer (football association) et de football canadien situé à Toronto en Ontario au Canada. Construit entre 2006 et 2007, il accueille les matchs du Toronto FC (qui joue dans la Major League Soccer), des Argonauts de Toronto de la Ligue canadienne de football ainsi que des matchs des équipes nationales canadiennes de soccer et de rugby. Histoire Le BMO Field est un des six stades de la Coupe du monde de football (soccer) des moins de 20 ans, organisée au Canada en 2007. L'enceinte a aussi accueilli le Match des étoiles de la MLS en 2008. Enfin, le stade porte le nom de la Banque de Montréal (BMO). Celle-ci a acquis les droits et est également le commanditaire maillot de l'équipe. Évènements Coupe du monde de football des moins de 20 ans de 2007. Match des étoiles de la MLS, le 24 juillet 2008 (20 844 spectateurs). MLS Cup, le 21 novembre 2010, entre les Rapids du Colorado et le FC Dallas (2-1). 104e match de la coupe Grey, finale de la Ligue canadienne de football (LCF), le 27 novembre 2016 entre le Rouge et Noir d'Ottawa et les Stampeders de Calgary. MLS Cup 2016, le 10 décembre 2016 entre le Toronto FC et les Seattle Sounders. Classique du centenaire de la LNH, le 1er janvier 2017, une partie de hockey sur glace jouée en extérieur entre les Maple Leafs de Toronto et les Red Wings de Détroit pour fêter les cent ans de la Ligue nationale de hockey. Coupe du monde de football de 2026 Galerie Notes et références Annexes Articles connexes Toronto FC Liens externes (en) Site officiel du BMO Field (fr) Annonce du partenariat entre le Toronto FC et la Banque de Montréal (BMO) Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du football canadien Portail du football Portail de Toronto
BMO Field

A BMO Field stadion a kanadai Torontóban, ami az észak-amerikai labdarúgó-bajnokságban szereplő Toronto FC és a kanadai labdarúgó-bajnokságban szereplő Toronto Argonauts otthona. 2007-ben építették fel azt Exhibition Stadion helyére, tulajdonosa Toronto városa, a Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment kezeli. A stadion elnevezési jogát a Bank of Montreal tulajdonolja, aminek rövidítése BMO. A BMO Fieldet először labdarúgó-stadionnak építették fel, mikor a Toronto FC csatlakozott az észak-amerikai labdarúgó-bajnoksághoz, illetve otthont adott mérkőzéseknek a 2007-es U20-as világbajnokságon, illetve a 2014-es női világbajnokságon. 2010-ben a BMO Field tartotta az MLS döntőjét. A 2016-os és 2017-es döntőt is itt tartották, amikben szerepelt a Toronto FC is. Ezek mellett tartották itt a kanadai rögbi-válogatott mérkőzéseit is. 2014 és 2016 között felújították a stadiont, részben fedetté téve az épületet és a befogadóképességét is növelte, meghosszabbítva a pályát is. Egyike a két kanadai stadionnak, ahol mérkőzéseket fognak tartani a 2026-os világbajnokságon és a New Exhibition Stadion nevet fogja viselni. Labdarúgás 2007-es U20-as világbajnokság 2014-es U20-as női világbajnokság 2015-ös CONCACAF-aranykupa Campeones Cup 2026-os világbajnokság A New Exhibition Stadion több mérkőzésnek is otthont fog adni a 2026-os világbajnokságon. Barátságos mérkőzések Rögbi Jegyzetek
BMO Field

BMO Field è un impianto sportivo multifunzione canadese che si trova a Toronto (Ontario). Fin dall'inaugurazione nel 2007 ospita gli incontri interni di calcio del Toronto FC ed è stato utilizzato in passato anche dal club di lacrosse del Toronto Nationals nonché da quello di football canadese del Toronto Argonauts. Ospita inoltre periodicamente gli incontri delle nazionali canadesi di calcio e di rugby. Proprietà comunale, ha una capienza di poco più di 21000 spettatori. Il nome commerciale BMO è dovuto all'accordo di sponsorizzazione con Bank of Montreal, gruppo bancario del Québec. Per gli incontri internazionali, in cui non è permesso usare nomi commerciali, lo stadio è noto come Canada’s National Soccer Stadium. Storia Lo stadio è stato inaugurato il 28 aprile 2007 con una sconfitta del Toronto FC per 1-0 contro i Kansas City Wizards. Lo stadio ha ospitato partite di diverse manifestazioni calcistiche: il Campionato mondiale di calcio Under-20 2007, l'MLS All-Star Game 2008, la MLS Cup 2010 e il Campionato mondiale di calcio 2026 (6 incontri) L'unico concerto finora tenuto allo stadio è quello dei Genesis nel 2007. Campionato mondiale di calcio 2026 Per il Campionato mondiale di calcio 2026, tenutosi in Canada, Messico e Stati Uniti, lo stadio ha ospitato 6 gare della competizione: Canada - Bosnia e Erzegovina 1-1 (gruppo B) il 12 giugno Ghana - Panama 1-0 (gruppo L) il 17 giugno Germania - Costa d'Avorio 2-1 (gruppo E) il 20 giugno Panama - Croazia 0-1 (gruppo L) il 23 giugno Senegal - Iraq 5-0 (gruppo I) il 26 giugno Portogallo - Croazia (sedicesimi di finale) il 2 luglio Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su BMO Field Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su bmofield.com. (EN) BMO Field, su Structurae.
BMO Field

BMO Field of National Soccer Stadium is een voetbalstadion, dat in het expositiepark van de stad Toronto in Canada ligt. Het is de thuisbasis van de Canadese nationale voetbalploeg en van het eerste Canadese MLS-team Toronto FC. De stad Toronto is de eigenaar van het complex, maar het wordt uitgebaat door MLSE. De naam van het stadion werd verkocht aan de Bank of Montreal, afgekort als BMO. Geschiedenis BMO Field is reeds het vijfde stadion dat op deze locatie werd opgetrokken. Het werd geopend op 28 april 2007 met de wedstrijd Toronto FC tegen Kansas City Wizards. De grote openingsceremonie vond echter plaats op 12 mei 2007. Het MLS All-Star Game 2008 werd in BMO Field gespeeld.Tussen 2014 en 2016 werd het stadion grondig gerenoveerd. De oosttribune werd overdekt evenals de zitplaatsen. Het veld werd verlengd om te kunnen worden gebruikt voor Canadian football. Door deze vernieuwingen kon Toronto Argonauts gebruik gaan maken van dit stadion. Ook kon de 104e Grey Cup in dit stadion worden afgewerkt. Internationale toernooien Dit stadion was een van de zes locaties waar het FIFA wereldkampioenschap voetbal onder 20 van 2007 werd gespeeld. Op 22 juli 2007 vond hier de finale plaats tussen Argentinië en Tsjechië. Verder waren er zes groepswedstrijden, een achtste finale, een kwartfinale, een halve finale en de troostfinale. Het stadion werd tijdens dit kampioenschap het National Soccer Stadium genoemd, omdat enkel sponsors van de FIFA publiciteit mogen maken tijdens dergelijk evenement. Gold Cup Tijdens de CONCACAF Gold Cup van 2015 was dit stadion een van de stadions zijn waar voetbalwedstrijden werden gespeeld. In dit stadion werden twee groepswedstrijden (groep B) gespeeld. WK 2026 BMO Field zal tijdens het wereldkampioenschap voetbal 2026 meerdere wedstrijden organiseren en is daarmee een van de twee Canadese stadions die tijdens het toernooi worden gebruikt. In overeenstemming met het beleid van FIFA inzake gesponsorde stadionnamen zal het stadion gedurende het evenement tijdelijk worden hernoemd tot “Toronto Stadium”. Om te voldoen aan de eisen van de FIFA wordt de capaciteit tijdelijk uitgebreid met 17.756 zitplaatsen tot in totaal 45.736. Op 4 februari 2024 werd bekendgemaakt dat het stadion op 12 juni 2026 de openingswedstrijd van het Canadese voetbalelftal zal zijn. In totaal worden er zes wedstrijden gespeeld in het stadion: vijf in de groepsfase en één in de knock-outfase.