Rama

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Rama is a First Nations community in Ontario, Canada, known for the Chippewas of Rama First Nation and the Casino Rama resort.

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Rama canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf First Nations community
country Canada
governedBy Chippewas of Rama First Nation
linked to: Rama First Nation
hasAlternativeName Mnjikaning (historical/Anishinaabe name)
hasAssociatedPeople Chippewa people
linked to: Chippewa Nation
hasAttraction Casino Rama
linked to: Casino Rama Resort
hasBandGovernment Chippewas of Rama First Nation
linked to: Rama First Nation
hasCulturalHeritage Ojibwe culture
linked to: Ojibwe mythology
hasCulturalRegion Anishinaabe territory
hasEconomicActivity gaming
hospitality industry
tourism
hasEconomicPartner Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation
hasEthnicGroup Anishinaabe
linked to: Anishinabek

Ojibwe
hasGovernmentLevel First Nation band government
hasIndigenousGroup Chippewas of Rama First Nation
linked to: Rama First Nation
hasLanguage English
hasMainIndustry casino gaming
entertainment
hotel and resort services
hasNearbyCity Barrie
hasNearbyHighway Ontario Highway 11
Ontario Highway 12
hasNotableFacility Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
linked to: Casino Rama Resort

Casino Rama Hotel
linked to: Casino Rama Resort
hasOfficialName Rama First Nation
hasPeople Chippewas of Rama First Nation
linked to: Rama First Nation
hasPostalAddressRegion Rama, Ontario
hasPrimaryGoverningBodyType band council
hasPrimaryReligion Christianity
Indigenous spiritual practices
hasPrimarySettlementType Indian reserve
hasProvince Ontario
hasRegionType Indigenous community
hasReserve Rama First Nation 32
linked to: Rama First Nation

Rama Road Reserve
hasTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
hasTraditionalLanguage Ojibwe language
linked to: Chippewa language
hosts Casino Rama
linked to: Casino Rama Resort
locatedIn Canada
Ontario
locatedNear Lake Simcoe
locatedOn Lake Couchiching
near Orillia
partOf Simcoe County
recognizedAs First Nation under Canadian law

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