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Yellow Quill First Nation is located in Rose Valley, Saskatchewan that spans across a total area of 571 square meters. The image contains a side shot of a blue building on the left with a parking lot to the right. There is a cell tower on the opposite side of the parking lot. There is some large tree cover on the side opposite the camera with a blue sky behind it.

Climate Change Impacts on Yellow Quill First Nation Infrastructure

Front page of case study report, depicts building front entrance. Sky is overcast

Climate Change Impacts on the Housing Infrastructure at Oneida Nation of the Thames

Picture of a lake with a reservoir in it, sky is overcast with some blue.

Climate Change Impacts on Water and Wastewater Infrastructure at Moose Factory

Kasabonika Lake First Nation, Image depicts the side of a black building with blue and yellow panels above and below the windows respectively. Season is winter and it's overcast.

Climate Change Risk Assessment Kasabonika Lake First Nation Infrastructure

Water Treatment Equipment on a Cement Slab next to a lake

Climate Change Impacts on Water and Wastewater Infrastructure at Akwesasne

Picture of lake during the evening. There is a yellow sea-doo in the background and a water collection station in the foreground located in the water.

Moose Cree First Nation Asset Management Plan - Summary

Picture of a lake, there are four 12 foot boats in the foreground resting on the beach.

Kasabonika Lake First Nation Asset Management Plan - Summary

Powwow grounds with the center arbor centered in the picture. There is a lake in the background.

Curve Lake First Nation Asset Management Study - Summary

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