What you need to know about the Robinson Huron Treaty:The treaty, the first of its kind, ensured Indigenous people could hunt and fish on the ‘ceded territory’
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The Robinson Huron Treaty is a historic, constitutionally recognized, legally binding agreement, signed on Sept. 9, 1850, between the British Crown and the Ojibway Nations of the north shore of Lake Huron.