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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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Boissonneau Family Pt. 2: Métis Petitioners
In 1845, the government opened lands north of Lake Huron for settlement and began negotiating treaties in the region. These newly opened...
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Boissonneau Family Pt. 1: Métis Matriarch
Marguerite Guilmond, the Métis matriarch of the well-known Métis Boissonneau family, was a Métis woman originally from the English River...
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New Year’s Visiting in Sault Ste. Marie
Métis oral histories contain many stories of New Year’s celebrations across the Métis Homeland, Sault Ste. Marie is no exception! They...
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New Year's Visiting: A Special Seasonal Colouring Page
DOWNLOAD THE DIGITAL COLOURING PAGE TO PRINT AT HOME A long time ago, Métis families celebrated New Year’s in the most fun and lively...
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A New Year's Brawl for the Ages
New Year’s has long been an important day of celebration in many Métis communities. For some, the date was marked with happy visiting...
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