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Métis Hunting in the Abitibi Inland
Like many Métis, the Métis of the Abitibi Inland and western James Bay regions began transitioning away from traditional fur trade...
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Métis Women Harvesters of the Abitibi Inland
Métis women played an essential role in provisioning the fur trade posts of the Abitibi Inland and western James Bay regions. Métis women...
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Mattawa Métis Families’ Connections Westward
The Métis families in Mattawa did not exist in isolation from other Métis families and communities. They were connected to other Métis...
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The Métis Boat Steerers of the Abitibi
Flowing from their relationship to the lands and waters, the Métis in the Abitibi Inland and western James Bay regions had unique skills...
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The 2004 MNO Harvesting Agreement Map
In 2004, the Métis Nation of Ontario signed a landmark interim Harvesting Agreement with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources—the...
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MNO’s 2004 Interim Harvesting Agreement
In 2004, the Métis Nation of Ontario signed a landmark interim Harvesting Agreement with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. The...
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