Communauté Pontiac Anishinaabek Fort de Coulonge Kichesipirini

Location:	Fort-Coulonge, QC
Origins:	Prior to 2010
Status:	Active
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History:	Has gone through many name changes. Current name adopted in June 2019, according to its FB page. It has also been listed as the following: From 2014-2019, it was Algonquins Hors-Réserve Fort-Coulonge From 2010 to 2014, it was La Communauté Métis-Autochtones de Fort-Coulonge (founding name) Its so-called chief has also listed as leader of the following two “communities” in his public bios: Kichesipirinis Kichesipirini du Secteur Pontiac Anishinaabe à Fort Coulonge
# of Members:	Unknown
Connections:	First associated with Alliance autochtone du Québec (Local #23) Then associated with Confédération des peuples autochtones du Québec, its “chief” Roger Fleury worked closely with the CPAC’s Guillaume Carle. In April 2017, Fleury sued Carle, leading to a public break between the self-declared “chiefs.” A November 2018 article in La Presse further exposed a conflict in Fleury and Carle’s relationship, marking an end to this organization’s affiliation with the CPAC. It’s now an independent organization claiming to represent non-status Algonquins.
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