Frozen Caution: The Story of the Temagami Anishnabi

Frozen Caution: The Story of the Temagami Anishnabi (1987) is a documentary directed by Elizabeth Moes rated 0.0/10.

This is a documentary record of the fight for aboriginal title to the land that the Temagami Anishnabai have been living on for thousands of years. The band fought the reservation system in court for 20 years demonstrating that their ancestors have lived in this territory and did not sign any treaty with the British government (at the time) to surrender their land in the Robinson-Huron Treaty of 1850.