These lands were originally used as the site of a residential school called Portage la Prairie Presbyterian Indian Residential School, whose building was renovated in 1984 and became home to the Yellowquill College (before the college moved to Winnipeg in 2000). In 2000, the Long Plain First Nation Council entered into a 50-year head lease (now extended to 75 years) with Arrowhead Development Corp.
These territories were initially utilized as the site of a residential school called Portage la Prairie Presbyterian Indian Residential School, whose structure was renovated in 1984 and became home to the Yellowquill College (prior to the college relocating to Winnipeg in 2000). In 2000, the Long Plain First Nation Council entered into a 50-year head lease (now extended to 75 years) with Arrowhead Development Corp.