Joseph Poncet founded this island’s former mission of St. Pierre. This island contains (15[1])Wikwemikong (15[1])Unceded Territory, whose inhabitants (15[1])refused to sign the McDougall Treaty (-5[1])in 1862, along with five other indigenous reserves. This island’s people are called (-5[1])“Haweaters” for their love of local hawthorn berries. This island is separated from the Bruce Peninsula (15[1])by the Main Channel, (15[1])while it divides (15[1])the North (15[1])Channel and Georgian Bay from the main portion of its parent water body. This island is the cultural center of the (*) Odawa, and its name refers to an underwater “Cave of the Spirit” that renders it sacred to the Anishinaabe. This island contains the largest second-order island in the world (10[1])and the largest (-5[1])island lake. For 10 points, name this largest freshwater (-5[1])lake (-5[1])island in the world, located in Canadian Lake Huron, named for being the home of Gitchie Manitou. ■END■ (10[1]0[10])