Band members removed the booth Monday night at about 9 p.m.
They opened the toll booth on May 21, charging $1 per vehicle to raise awareness about a highway land claim.
The band also called for funds to relocate six families living on what the band claims is contaminated soil from a former sawmill.
A band spokesperson says the reason for the removal of the toll booth will be explained in a statement later today.
Provincial police earlier said traffic flow was orderly through the toll with a minimal wait.
