Manido Chiman - spirit of the canoe, is the theme of our Algonquin Heritage Centre. The museum is constructed of very old logs and is located in the centre of the community. The museum provides visitors with a walk through history and to where we are now.

Our Heritage Centre is our Museum and displays the following:

Artifacts
- 100 year old Birchbark Canoes
- Handcrafted Snow Shoes
- Antique Pottery and Baskets
- Antique weapons, tools, and cutlery
- Handcrafted Regalia
- History of the community detailed through photographs and newspaper aritcles
- Military section detailing Algonquin involvement in the Canadian Forces
- Hand made crafts and artwork

Murals
Depicting how we have evolved over time

Artwork
Past and present artwork by accomplished Algonquin Artists

Crafts
The museum also has recently added a new additon on to the musueum. This new section includes a wide variety of beautiful and original hand made craft work created by community members and youth. Beautiful and intricate Dream Catchers fill the museum, along with jewelery, artwork, sweaters, fleece, t-shirts, and hats. All these items are available for sale.

Curator
Ross Commanda functions as Museum Curator. He handles and displays all artifacts and acts as Tour Guide for guests. He provides Algonquin Cultural demonstrations and offers program activities. He is responsible for the Community Memories Program, and updating Museum Exhibits.

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