are: École des Pins (Oka) École secondaire d'Oka (Oka) The area English school board is the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board. As of 2014, 55 students from Kanesatake choose to attend Lake of Two Mountains High School in Deux-Montagnes. Kanesatake is in the attendance boundary of Lake of Two Mountains. Mountainview Elementary School and Saint Jude Elementary School, both in Deux-Montagnes, also serve this community. See also Mohawks of Kanesatake Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance, 1993 documentary by Alanis Obomsawin Joseph Onasakenrat, Chief of the Mohawk nation at Kanesatake, 1868–1881 References Further reading Claude Pariseau, "Les troubles de 1860–1880 à Oka: choc de deux cultures" (thèse de MA, McGill Univ., 1974). J. K. Foran, "Chronique d’Oka," Le Canada (Ottawa), 2, 10, 19, 22 juill., 3, 12, 19, 30 août, 9, 13 sept. 1918. Olivier Maurault, "Les vicissitudes d’une mission sauvage," Rev. trimestrielle canadienne (Montréal), 16 (1930): 121–49. External links Kanesatake First Nation, Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada Native nations of Québec, Secrétariat aux affaires autochthones du Québec Photos, Surviving Canada Links re: Policing and governance issues of 2003-2005 Chronology 2003-2005 Kanesatake Mohawk Voice Ross Montour, "Impasse leads to trusteeship over Kanehsatake", The Eastern Door (Kahnawake Mohawk Community). "Mohawk blockade stops traffic near Kanesatake", CTV.ca Francis v. Mohawk Council of Kanesatake - Judicial review of Council decision re: 2003 By-election (Federal Court of Canada) Ross v. Mohawk Council of Kanesatake, Judicial review of Council decision to fire Ross (Federal Court of Canada) "Mohawks end blockade northwest of Montreal", Sympatico.ca "Uprising in Kanesatake", Maritimes Independent Media Mohawk reserves in Quebec Indian settlements in Quebec Greater Montreal Mohawks of Kanesatake