Each summer, Paul and a number of volunteers and youth travel to different Cree nations in Northern Quebec where they run sports camps for the children in the area. These camps increase throughout the weeks they run, and they become more popular every year.
Click to learn about the camps, see pictures, and view community links:
Chisasibi
Population: 4,872 (2016)
Location: Shores of Hudson Bay near Fort George
Website
Eastmain
Population: 767 (2011)
Claim to Fame: Headquarters for the Cree Regional Trappers
Location: East coast of James Bay
Website
Mistissini
Population: 3,427 (2011)
Claim to Fame: Home of the largest freshwater lake in Quebec
Location: 800 km north of Montreal
Website
Nemaska
Population: 712 (in 2011)
Claim to Fame: Smallest Cree community
Location: Shores of Lake Champion
Website
Oujé-Bougoumou
Population: 900 (2017)
Claim to Fame: Received the United Nations: We the Peoples award in Human Settlements in 1995
Location: James Bay territory, between the 49th and 50th parallels
Website
Waskaganish
Population: 2,200
Claim to Fame: One of the oldest Cree settlements
Location: Along the Rupert River
Website
Waswanipi
Population: 1,473
Claim to Fame: Southernmost Cree community
Location: Along Highway 113 and Waswanipi River
Website
Wemindji
Population: 1,400
Location: At the mouth of the Maquatua River along the east coast of James Bay
Website
Whapmagoostui
Population: 800
Claim to Fame: Richmond Gulf, known for its good fishing waters
Location: Above 55th parallel, along the east coast of Hudson Bay
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