Sault Tribe Of Chippewa Indians
The
Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians
was formally recognized by the
United States Federal government
on
September 27
,
1975
, making it one of the newest tribes in the nation. However, like all the
Ojibwe
people, the tribe has lived in the
Great Lakes
region for millenia. The modern tribal organization has its roots on
Sugar Island
in the
St. Marys River
between the
U.S. state
of
Michigan
and the
Canadian province
of
Ontario
. Since formal recognition in 1975, the tribe has expanded considerably and counts 29,000 members on its rolls. Most live off-reservation in the eastern portion of the
Upper Peninsula of Michigan
. The tribe operates six
casinos
under the
Kewadin
name and also operated the
Greektown Casino
in
Detroit
.
External links
Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians web site
EPA information
Tribal Constitution and by-laws
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