2020-08-04T18:18:40-04:00https://rdap.arin.net/registry/entity/BWIFNhttps://whois.arin.net/rest/org/BWIFNNWalpole IslandCACANCanada1BWIFNWapole Island First NationN8A 4K9Bkejwanong First Nation, also known as Walpole Island, is located near Wallaceburg, Ontario at the mouth of the St. Clair River. It encompasses six islands that have been occupied by the Ojibwe, Potawatomi and Ottawa peoples for thousands of years. These Nations also represent the Council of the Three Fires, which is a political and cultural confederacy that has survived the test of time. Walpole Island has never been set apart as a reserve, giving it the distinction of being unceeded territory. Today, the Bkejwanong First Nation has a total membership of 4860 people with 2371 people living in the community. Bkejwanong is home to some of the most diverse wetlands, oak savannas, and tallgrass prairies of the Great Lakes region.ON117 Tahgahoning, R.R. 32023-04-04T14:38:18-04:00false