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Métis Harvesting Around Lake Superior
While harvesting for food and furs occurred throughout the year around Northern Lake Superior, it took expert knowledge of the waters and...
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Métis Ice Spearfishing
Métis across the Homeland relied on fishing for sustenance throughout the year. Not only did fishing provide food to Métis communities,...
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The Remarkable Angelique Lepine
Angelique Lepine (nee Cadotte) was a Métis woman born in the Upper Great Lakes in the early 1800s. As a young woman, she married Pierre...
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Drummond Islanders Survive Wintery Storms
The Georgian Bay Métis Community is home to many descendants of the Métis families who were forced to relocate from their homes on...
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Overwintering: A Métis Family Affair
Many parts of the Métis Homeland are known for their harsh winters, and the Rainy Lake District is no exception. Throughout the historic...
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A Winter Rescue Across Penetang Bay
Métis across the Homeland are deeply committed to their communities and one another. In times of need, Métis have a proud history of...
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