Grand Council Treaty #3 spans 55,000 square miles from Thunder Bay to the Manitoba border and represents 28 First Nation communities with a population of approximately 25,000. Their previous online presence did not reflect the scale of their leadership or provide the accessibility needed to connect such a broad territory. They required a website that could serve as a central hub for news, resources, and community initiatives—while respecting and showcasing cultural heritage.

Shout Media worked closely with Treaty #3 leadership to design and develop a new website tailored to their unique needs. Accessibility was a guiding principle, ensuring content could be easily navigated across devices and by all community members. Functionality was paired with thoughtful design—integrating cultural elements, including artwork by self-taught Indigenous artist Storm Angeconeb of Lac Seul First Nation.

The result is a digital platform that blends modern usability with deep respect for heritage.

The website’s structure emphasizes clarity and engagement:

• intuitive navigation, a comprehensive resource library
• community event listings
• storytelling elements that highlight Treaty #3’s initiatives and leadership.

More than just a website, it has become an evolving digital home for the Nation, supporting governance, outreach, and education.

In parallel with the website launch, Shout Media also developed creative assets to commemorate 150 years of Treaty #3 leadership. This included a commemorative booklet showcasing archival materials and achievements, as well as an interactive landing page to share milestones online. Together, these initiatives honoured the past while reinforcing the new digital foundation built for the future.