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2by Richthammer, John Erwin Lavallee“... Canadian frontier before 1950. The community of Red Lake, Ontario, which was established on the frontier...”
Published 2008
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3by Richthammer, John Erwin Lavallée“... Canadian frontier before 1950. The community of Red Lake, Ontario, which was established on the frontier...”
Published 2008
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4by Richthammer, John Erwin Lavallee“... Canadian frontier before 1950. The community of Red Lake, Ontario, which was established on the frontier...”
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5“... at the northeast end of Lake Ontario is generally recognized as the first treaty in Upper Canada for purposes...”
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6by Bolton, Richard“...Shoal Lake, Ontario has a complex history of resource developments and policy and legislation...”
Published 2012
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7by Bolton, Richard“...Shoal Lake, Ontario has a complex history of resource developments and policy and legislation...”
Published 2012
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8“... are inspired by regular meetings with aboriginal persons at the Anishinabe Spiritual Centre in Anderson Lake...”
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9by Kogan, Anton“...) - on the shores of Lake Ontario (or Beautiful Waters) - the territory of Huron-Wendat, Anishinaabe...”
Published 2020
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10by Agger, Leslie“... Anishinaabeg of Trout Lake, Ontario demonstrate that compassion was fully integrated into daily life, a central...”
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11“... at the western end of Lake Ontario. As Ryerson is such a central figure in Ontario history, and even has a major...”
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12by Paridy, Caitlin Jakusz“... of land within the restoration of wild rice in Pigeon Lake, ‘Ontario’. The dynamics of co-management...”
Published 2021
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