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Métis Dogsleds and Snowshoes
Throughout history, travelling between Métis communities has been an important part of maintaining economic, political, cultural, and...
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Louis Miron’s “thick throat” Remedy
Like other Métis communities across the Homeland, Métis communities in the Upper Great Lakes have relied on harvesting and deep...
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Eustache Lesage: A Legacy of Leadership
Eustache Lesage was born in Sault Ste. Marie in 1833. In November 1849, at the age of only 16, Lesage, fellow Métis leader Charles...
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Mica Bay Pt. 5: Métis Displacement
Following their exclusion from the 1850 Robinson-Huron Treaty and despite Treaty Commissioner Robinson’s recognition that the Métis were...
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Mica Bay Pt. 4: Excluded from Treaty
After years of disrespect and colonial intrusion, the collective Métis and Anishinaabe action at Mica Bay in November 1849 succeeded in...
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Mica Bay Pt. 3: A Lasting Legacy
The Mica Bay Incident of November 1849 ended quickly and without bloodshed. Although the Métis and First Nations warriors had quickly...
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