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A Common Métis Way of Life: River Lots
The Métis are connected by far more than discrete and singular moments of collective political action, like the Battle of Seven Oaks that...
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Maple Sugaring on Métis River Lots
Historically, the Métis at Sault Ste. Marie had a diversified economy grounded in their community’s River Lots, as well as in the lands...
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Boissonneau Family Pt. 3: Agawa Bay
Following their Métis community’s exclusion from the Robinson-Huron Treaty and displacement from their River Lot home on the St. Mary’s...
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Desecration of the Sault’s Métis Cemeteries
Following their exclusion from the 1850 Robinson-Huron Treaty, many of the Sault Ste. Marie Métis Community’s families found themselves...
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The Métis Village of Frenchtown
For generations, family River Lots along the St. Mary’s River were at the heart of the Sault Ste. Marie Métis Community’s diversified...
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The Collective Métis Memory
Although the Métis Homeland covers an expansive geography throughout west central North America, it is often said that the Métis world is...
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