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Protecting Métis Families’ Fishing Traditions
On June 20, 1898, lightkeeper William Baxter wrote to the Department of Marine and Fisheries from Gin Rock on Georgian Bay, near...


Penetanguishene’s Laramee Family
The Laramees were among Penetanguishene’s founding Métis families who relocated from Drummond Island alongside other members of their...


Penetanguishene’s Vasseur Family
The Vasseurs were among Penetanguishene’s founding Métis families who relocated from Drummond Island after the War of 1812, taking up a...


Penetanguishene’s Longlade Family
The Longlade (Langlade) family was among Penetanguishene’s founding Métis families who relocated from Drummond Island alongside other...


Penetanguishene’s Gordon Family
The Gordon family was among Penetanguishene’s founding Métis families who relocated from Drummond Island alongside other members of their...


1830 Penetanguishene Land Grants Across the Bay
In the aftermath of the War of 1812, the British surrendered Drummond Island—a strategic outpost and home to a thriving Métis...
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