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Métis History

A group of illustrated Indigenous people are sitting together at a campfire by tipis. Others are greeting another group of people walking towards them.

Who are the Métis?

A group of illustrated Indigenous people are sitting together at a campfire by tipis. Others are greeting another group of people walking towards them.

Fur Trade

Several illustrated Indigenous men trade items with each other. There are tipis and a campfire in the background.

Treaties

A group of illustrated Indigenous people are near the campfire at nighttime. A man points to symbols on the back of a bison hide and explains them to the group. Another person is pointing out stars in the night sky.

Métis Scrip

Several illustrated Indigenous men trade items with each other. There are tipis and a campfire in the background.

The North-West Resistance

A group of illustrated Indigenous people are near the campfire at nighttime. A man points to symbols on the back of a bison hide and explains them to the group. Another person is pointing out stars in the night sky.

Resiliency

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