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Library Population 2011 Population 2016 Addington Highlands 2,532 2,323 Admaston/Bromley 2,844 2,935 Ajax 109,600 119,677 Akwesasne 9,177 1,487 Alderville First Nation 469 495 Alfred-Plantagenet, Bibliothèque Publique Du Canton 9,196 9,680 Algonquins of Pikwakanagan Public Library - Golden Lake FN 432 459 Alnwick/Haldimand 6,617 6,869 Armstrong Township 1,216 1,501 Arnprior 8,114 8,795 Asphodel-Norwood 4,041 4,109 Assiginack 960 1,013 Athens 3,118 3,013 Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nation (formerly Whitefish Lake) 394 389 Atikokan 2,787 2,753 Augusta 7,430 7,353 Aundeck Omni Kaning First Nation 365 371 Aurora 53,203 55,445 Bancroft 3,880 3,881 Barrie 135,711 141,434 Beausoleil First Nation 1,282 643 Belleville 49,454 50,716 Big Grassy First Nation 249 235 Billings Township 506 603 Bkejwanong First Nation 2,253 2,346 Black River-Matheson 2,410 2,438 Blind River 3,549 3,472 Blue Mountains 6,453 7,025 Bonfield 2,016 1,975 Bonnechere Union 6,636 6,589 Bracebridge 15,409 16,010 Bradford West Gwillimbury 28,077 35,325 Brampton 523,911 593,638 Brant 35,638 36,707 Brantford 93,650 97,496 Brighton 10,928 11,844 Britt 326 273 Brock Township 11,341 11,642 Brockville 21,870 21,346 Bruce County 64,709 63,714 Bruce Mines & Plummer Additional Union 1,216 1,242 Burk's Falls, Armour and Ryerson Union 2,973 3,043 Burlington 175,779 183,314 Caledon 59,460 66,502 Callander 3,864 3,863 Cambridge 126,748 129,920 Carleton Place 9,809 10,644 Carlow/Mayo 892 864 Cartier 244 241 Casselman 3,626 3,548 Cavan Monaghan 8,601 8,829 Central Manitoulin 1,958 2,084 Centre Hastings 4,543 4,774 Champlain Township 8,573 8,706 Chapleau 2,116 1,964 Chatham-Kent 103,671 101,647 Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation 275 204 Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First Nation 936 1,334 Chippewas of Rama First Nation 870 723 Chippewas of the Thames First Nation 762 989 Clarence-Rockland 23,185 24,512 Clarington 84,548 92,013 Clearview 13,734 14,151 Cobalt 1,133 1,128 Cobourg 18,519 19,440 Cochrane 5,340 5,321 Collingwood 19,241 21,793 Cornwall 46,340 46,589 Cramahe Township 6,073 6,355 Curve Lake First Nation 1,003 1,059 Deep River 4,193 4,109 Delaware First Nation 404 241 Deseronto 1,835 1,774 Dobie 123 138 Dokis First Nation 204 175 Dorion 338 316 Douro-Dummer Township 6,805 6,709 Dryden 7,617 7,749 Dubreuilville 635 613 Ear Falls 1,026 995 East Ferris 4,512 4,750 East Gwillimbury 22,473 23,991 Edwardsburgh/Cardinal 6,959 7,093 Elgin County 49,556 50,069 Elizabethtown-Kitley Township 9,724 9,854 Elliot Lake 11,348 10,741 Emo Township 1,252 1,333 Englehart 1,519 1,479 Espanola 5,364 4,996 Essa 18,505 21,083 Essex County 177,720 181,530 Fauquier-Strickland 530 536 Fort Erie 29,960 30,710 Fort Frances 7,952 7,739 French River 2,442 2,662 Front of Yonge Township 2,680 2,607 Gananoque 5,194 5,159 Garden River First Nation 1,107 1,125 Georgian Bay 2,124 2,499 Georgina 43,517 45,418 Gogama 277 325 Gore Bay Union 1,684 1,790 Grand Valley 2,726 2,956 Gravenhurst 11,640 12,311 Greater Madawaska 2,485 2,518 Greater Sudbury 160,274 161,531 Greenstone 4,724 4,636 Grey Highlands 9,520 9,804 Grimsby 25,325 27,314 Guelph 121,688 131,794 Haldimand County 44,876 45,608 Haliburton County 17,026 18,062 Halton Hills 59,008 61,161 Hamilton 519,949 536,917 Hanover 7,490 7,688 Hastings Highlands 4,168 4,078 Havelock-Belmont-Methuen 4,523 4,530 Hawkesbury 10,551 10,263 Head, Clara and Maria Township 235 248 Hearst 5,090 5,070 Henvey Inlet First Nation 165 190 Hilton Union 406 478 Hornepayne 1,050 980 Huntsville 19,056 19,816 Huron County 59,100 59,652 Huron Shores 1,723 1,664 Ignace Township 1,202 1,202 Innisfil IdeaLAB 33,079 36,566 Iroquois Falls 4,595 4,537 Iskatewizaagegan First Nation 388 327 James Township 424 420 Kanhiote-Tyendinaga Territory First Nation 2,506 2,179 Kapuskasing 8,196 8,292 Kawartha Lakes 73,214 75,423 Kearney and Area 841 882 Kenora 15,348 15,096 Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards 2,402 2,420 King Township 19,899 24,512 Kingston Frontenac 149,738 150,475 Kirkland Lake 8,133 7,981 Kitchener 219,153 233,222 La Nation, Bibliothèque Publique Du Canton De - Succursale De St-Isidore 11,668 12,808 Lake of Bays 3,284 3,167 Lambton County 122,370 123,399 Lanark Highlands 5,128 5,338 Larder Lake 684 730 Laurentian Hills 2,811 2,961 Leeds and the Thousand Islands 9,277 9,465 Lennox and Addington County 41,824 40,565 Lincoln 22,487 23,787 London 366,151 383,822 Loring, Port Loring and District (Argyle) 700 700 Madawaska Valley 4,282 4,123 Magnetawan 1,454 1,390 Magnetewan First Nation 93 101 Manitouwadge 2,105 1,937 Marathon 3,353 3,273 Markham 301,709 328,966 Markstay-Warren 2,297 2,656 Marmora and Lake 4,074 3,953 Mattagami First Nation 193 190 Mattawa (John Dixon) 2,023 1,993 Mattice-Val Côté 686 648 McGarry Township 595 609 M'Chigeeng First Nation 897 884 McKellar Township 1,144 1,111 Meaford 11,100 10,991 Merrickville 2,850 3,067 Michipicoten First Nation 68 67 Middlesex County 70,796 71,551 Midland 16,572 16,864 Milton 84,362 110,128 Mississauga 713,443 721,599 Mississauga First Nation 390 389 Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation 93 49 Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation 534 942 Mississippi Mills 12,385 13,163 Moonbeam 1,101 1,231 Muskoka Lakes Township 6,324 6,588 Naotkamegwanning First Nation 875 759 New Tecumseth 30,234 34,242 Newmarket 79,978 84,224 Niagara Falls 82,997 88,071 Niagara-on-the-Lake 15,400 17,511 Ninda-Kikaendjigae-Wigammik First Nation 667 722 Nipigon 1,631 1,642 Nipissing First Nation 1,450 1,707 Norfolk County 63,175 64,044 North Bay 53,651 51,553 North Caribou Lake First Nation 732 841 North Grenville 15,085 16,451 North Kawartha 2,289 2,479 North Perth 12,631 13,130 Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands 2,706 2,712 Oakville 182,520 193,832 Ojibways of the Pic River First Nation 395 443 Oliver Paipoonge 5,732 5,922 Opasatika 214 226 Orangeville 27,975 28,900 Orillia 30,586 31,166 Oshawa 149,607 159,458 Otonabee-South Monaghan 6,660 6,670 Ottawa 883,391 934,243 Owen Sound & North Grey Union Public Library 38,529 38,450 Oxford County 52,664 62,831 Parry Sound 6,191 6,408 Pelham 16,598 17,110 Pembroke 14,360 13,882 Penetanguishene 9,111 8,962 Perry Township 2,317 2,454 Perth and District Union 18,898 19,368 Perth East 12,028 12,261 Petawawa 15,988 17,187 Peterborough 78,698 81,032 Phelps 1,853 271 Pic Mobert First Nation 289 355 Pickering 88,721 91,771 Port Colborne 18,424 18,306 Port Hope 16,214 16,753 Powassan and District Union 6,345 6,453 Prescott 4,284 4,222 Prince Township 1,031 1,010 Prince Edward County 25,258 24,735 Quinte West 43,086 43,577 Rainy River 842 807 Rainy River First Nation 353 445 Ramara Township 9,275 9,488 Red Lake 4,366 4,107 Red Rock 942 895 Region of Waterloo 62,415 67,026 Renfrew 8,218 8,223 Richmond Hill 185,541 195,022 Rideau Lakes 10,207 10,326 Russell 15,247 16,520 Sables-Spanish Rivers 3,075 3,214 Sachigo Lake First Nation 445 514 Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation 1,036 1,140 Saugeen First Nation 726 1,041 Sault Ste. Marie 75,141 73,368 Schreiber 1,126 1,138 Scugog 21,569 21,617 Seguin Township 3,988 4,304 Seine River First Nation 271 350 Selwyn 16,846 17,060 Serpent River first Nation 373 371 Severn Township 12,377 13,477 Shawanaga First Nation 213 195 Shelburne 5,846 8,126 Sheshegwaning First Nation 118 137 Simcoe County Cooperative 277,614 261,718 Sioux Lookout 5,037 5,272 Sioux Narrows-Nestor Falls 720 567 Six Nations (First Nation) 7,159 12,707 Smiths Falls 8,978 8,780 Smooth Rock Falls 1,376 1,330 South Algonquin 1,211 1,096 South River/Machar Union 1,972 2,186 Southgate-Ruth Hargrave 7,190 7,354 Spanish 696 712 Springwater Township 18,223 19,059 St. Catharines 131,400 133,113 St. Joseph Township 1,201 1,240 St. Marys 6,655 7,265 St. Thomas 37,905 38,909 St. Charles 1,282 1,269 Stirling-Rawdon 4,978 4,882 Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry County 55,647 65,353 Stratford 30,886 31,465 Sundridge Strong Union Public Library 2,326 2,400 Tay Township 9,736 10,033 Tehkummah Township 406 436 Temagami 820 802 Temagami First Nation Public Library 225 244 Temiskaming Shores 10,400 9,920 Terrace Bay 1,471 1,611 Thessalon 1,279 1,286 Thessalon First Nation 108 124 Thorold 17,931 18,801 Thunder Bay 108,359 107,909 Timmins 43,165 41,788 Toronto 2,615,060 2,731,571 Trent Hills 12,604 12,900 Trent Lakes 5,105 5,397 Tudor and Cashel 586 586 Tweed 6,057 6,044 Tyendinaga Township 4,150 4,297 Uxbridge Township 20,623 21,176 Val Rita-Harty 817 762 Vaughan 288,301 306,233 Wahta Mohawk Territory (First Nation) 165 157 Wainfleet Township 6,356 6,372 Wasaga Beach 17,537 20,675 Wasauksing First Nation 419 402 Waterloo 98,780 104,986 Wawa 2,975 2,905 Welland 50,631 52,293 Wellington County 86,672 90,932 West Grey 12,286 12,518 West Lincoln 13,837 14,500 West Nipissing 14,149 14,364 West Perth 8,919 8,865 Westport 628 590 Whitby 122,022 128,377 Whitchurch-Stouffville 37,628 45,837 White River 607 645 Whitefish River First Nation 487 456 Whitestone-Hagerman 918 916 Whitewater Region 6,921 7,009 Wikwemikong First Nation 2,592 2,500 Windsor 210,891 217,188 Wollaston Public Library 1,060 670 Woodstock 37,754 40,902.
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  • Indigenous Peoples' Advisory Committee Minutes of The

    Indigenous Peoples' Advisory Committee Minutes of The

    INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ ADVISORY COMMITTEE MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD Friday, November 9, 2018 @ 11:00 a.m. Schumacher Board Office – with v/c to NLBO Committee Members Present: Howard Archibald - First Nations Trustee – DSB Ontario North East and Chair of IPAC Arline Chasle - Director of Education, Timiskaming First Nation (v/c from New Liskeard Board Office) Rose Thomas - Education Officer, Matachewan First Nation t/c Neil Iserhoff - Education Director, Taykwa Tagamou Nation Cathy Naveau - Education Director, Mattagami First Nation Saunders Porter - Trustee, DSB Ontario North East Rosemary Pochopsky - Acting Chair for today and Trustee, DSB Ontario North East Committee Members Absent: Lynn Mongrain - Representative, Temagami First Nation (teleconference) James McGrogan - Incoming Director of Education, Wahgoshig First Nation Administration Present: Lesleigh Dye - Director of Education, District School Board Ontario North East Pearl Fong-West - Superintendent of Business and Finance Lisa Innes - Vice Principal, Indigenous Education Administration Absent: Resource Persons & Guests Present Anne Commando-Dube - Education Partnership Liaison, Wabun Tribal Council Audrey McLaren - Education Partnership Coordinator, Timiskaming First Nation(v/c from New Liskeard Board Office) Doug Shearer - Trustee, DSB Ontario North East Resource Persons & Regular Guests -Absent Bernice Brunette - Executive Director, Ininew Indian Friendship Centre, Cochrane Chris McKay - Wawatay FN James Wesley - Director of Education, Kashechewan First Nation Derek McKay -