For many years subsequent to signing the treaty, Garden River First Nation disputed the survey of their reserve conducted by the Province of Canada. In April 2003, the government of Canada returned 3,492 hectares of land to the reserve from the adjacent geographic townships of Anderson and Chesley.
After signing the treaty, Garden River First Nation contested the survey of their reserve conducted by the Province of Canada. In April 2003, the Canadian government returned 3,492 hectares of land to the reserve from the adjacent geographic townships of Anderson and Chesley.