Joseph Poncet founded this island’s former mission of St. Pierre. This island contains Wikwemikong Unceded Territory, whose inhabitants refused to sign the McDougall Treaty in 1862, along with five other indigenous reserves. This island’s people are called “Haweaters” for their love of local hawthorn berries. This island is separated from the Bruce Peninsula by the Main Channel, while it divides the North 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 and the largest (-5[1])island lake. For 10 points, name this largest freshwater (-5[1])lake island in the world, located in Canadian Lake Huron, named for being the home of Gitchie Manitou. ■END■ (0[3])