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The Caribou Lake project 1977
- Author
- Wheeler, Clinton J.
- Corporate Author
- Department of Anthropology - University of Winnipeg
- Edition
- Preliminary Report #5
- Material Type
- Livre
- Call Number
- 930.1
- 930.1
WHE
- RÉFÉRENCE
- Title
- The Caribou Lake project 1977
- Author
- Wheeler, Clinton J.
- Corporate Author
- Department of Anthropology - University of Winnipeg
- Publisher
- Department of Tourism, Recreation & Cultural Affairs - Historic Resources Branch
- Place
- Winnipeg, MB
- Date
- 1978
- Notes
- PC - files 03433
- Series
- Papers in Manitoba Archaeology
- Edition
- Preliminary Report #5
- Physical Description
- 117p.
- Material Type
- Livre
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- 930.1
- 930.1
WHE
- RÉFÉRENCE
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The east side of the Red a centennial project of the Rural Municipality of St. Clements 1884 to 1984 / Compiled by the St. Clements Historical Committee.
- Author
- St. Clements
- Call Number
- 971.27
- 971.27
ST.CLEMENTS
- Généalogie-Communautés
Lake of the Woods, Northwestern portion including Shoal Lake
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Date
- 1953
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de Lac des Bois, nottament la partie nord-ouest incluant Shoal Lake.
- Date
- 1953
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- Fonds No.
- 0010
- Reference No.
- 0010/G9/15
- Creator
- Department of Mines and Technical Surveys
- Physical Description
- 0,1 cm de documents cartographique: 1 carte, coul., 79,5 x 107,6 cm
- Physical Condition
- Bon État. Quelques pliures.
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de Lac des Bois, nottament la partie nord-ouest incluant Shoal Lake.
- Notes
- Échelle: 1 miles = 1". Carte No. 6204, publiée par Canadian Hydrographic Service.
- Access Restriction
- Ouvert. Ce document est disponible sans restrictions.
- Reproduction Restriction
- La permission du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.
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Lake of the Woods, Northwestern portion including Shoal Lake
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Date
- 1954
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de Lac des Bois, nottament la partie nord-ouest incluant Shoal Lake.
- Date
- 1954
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- Fonds No.
- 0010
- Reference No.
- 0010/G9/16
- Creator
- Department of Mines and Technical Surveys
- Physical Description
- 0,1 cm de documents cartographique: 1 carte, coul., 79,5 x 107,6 cm
- Physical Condition
- Bon État. Quelques pliures.
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de Lac des Bois, nottament la partie nord-ouest incluant Shoal Lake.
- Notes
- Échelle: 1 miles = 1". Carte No. 6204, publiée par Canadian Hydrographic Service.
- Access Restriction
- Ouvert. Ce document est disponible sans restrictions.
- Reproduction Restriction
- La permission du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.
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The Manitoba Prairie Churches Project & The Manitoba Prairie Icons Project 2003-2008
- Subtitle
- Manitoba Prairie Churches Initiative Final Report for J. M. Kaplan Fund, New York, Thomas Sill Foundation, Winnipeg, Province of Manitoba
- Material Type
- Booklet with spiral binding
- Call Number
- 363.69
- Rare/Boite 251
- Title
- The Manitoba Prairie Churches Project & The Manitoba Prairie Icons Project 2003-2008
- Subtitle
- Manitoba Prairie Churches Initiative Final Report for J. M. Kaplan Fund, New York, Thomas Sill Foundation, Winnipeg, Province of Manitoba
- Subject
- Churches--Manitoba
Prairie Icons--Manitoba
Restoration Projects--Manitoba
- Publisher
- J.M. Kaplan Fund, Thomas Sill Foundation, Winnipeg and the Province of Manitoba
- Place
- Winnipeg Manitoba
- Date
- 2008
- Notes
- Includes a Table of Contents and numerous photos in color of the different restoration projects.
- Physical Description
- 58p., ill.
- Material Type
- Booklet with spiral binding
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- 363.69
- Rare/Boite 251
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A descriptive summary of blackduck ceramics from the Wanipigow Lake site area (EgKx-1), 1975 and 1976
- Author
- Carmichael, Patrick H. et al.
- Edition
- Miscellaneous Papers #5
- Material Type
- Livre
- Call Number
- 930.1
- 930.1
CAR
- RÉFÉRENCE
- Title
- A descriptive summary of blackduck ceramics from the Wanipigow Lake site area (EgKx-1), 1975 and 1976
- Author
- Carmichael, Patrick H. et al.
- Publisher
- Manitoba Department of Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources - Historic Resources Branch
- Place
- Winnipeg, MB
- Date
- 1977
- Notes
- PC - files 03408
- Series
- Papers in Manitoba - Archaeology
- Edition
- Miscellaneous Papers #5
- Physical Description
- 111p.
- Material Type
- Livre
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- 930.1
- 930.1
CAR
- RÉFÉRENCE
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Lake of the Woods; Northeastern portion including Whitefish Bay
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Date
- juin 1955
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de la partie nord-est du Lac des Bois incluant Whitefish Bay.
- Date
- juin 1955
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- Fonds No.
- 0010
- Reference No.
- 0010/G9/19
- Creator
- Department of Mines and Technical Surveys
- Physical Description
- 0,1 cm de documents cartographique: 1 carte, coul., 107,6 x 79,5 cm
- Physical Condition
- Bon État. Quelques pliures.
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de la partie nord-est du Lac des Bois incluant Whitefish Bay.
- Notes
- Échelle: 1 miles = 1". Carte No. 6205, publiée par Canadian Hydrographic Service. La carte comprend un index.
- Access Restriction
- Ouvert. Ce document est disponible sans restrictions.
- Reproduction Restriction
- La permission du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.
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Lake of the Woods, Northeastern portion including Whitefish Bay
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Date
- 22 avril 1960
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de la partie nord-est du Lac des Bois incluant Whitefish Bay.
- Date
- 22 avril 1960
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- Fonds No.
- 0010
- Reference No.
- 0010/G46/17
- Physical Description
- 0,1 cm de documents cartographiques: 1 carte, coul., 104,5 x 90,2 cm
- Physical Condition
- Bon État. Quelques pliures.
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de la partie nord-est du Lac des Bois incluant Whitefish Bay.
- Notes
- Échelle: 1 mile = 1". Carte No. 6205, publiée par Canadian Hydrographic Service. La carte comprend un index. Voir aussi 0010/G9/19.
- Access Restriction
- Ouvert. Ce document est disponible sans restrictions.
- Reproduction Restriction
- La permission du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.
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Lake of the Woods, Southeastern portion including Sabaskong Bay
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Date
- 1953
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de Lac des Bois, nottament la partie sud-est incluant Sabaskong Bay.
- Date
- 1953
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- Fonds No.
- 0010
- Reference No.
- 0010/G9/13
- Creator
- Department of Mines and Technical Surveys
- Physical Description
- 0,1 cm de documents cartographique: 1 carte, coul., 79,5 x 107,6 cm
- Physical Condition
- Bon État. Quelques pliures.
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de Lac des Bois, nottament la partie sud-est incluant Sabaskong Bay.
- Notes
- Échelle: 1 miles = 1". Carte No. 6202, publiée par Canadian Hydrographic Service.
- Access Restriction
- Ouvert. Ce document est disponible sans restrictions.
- Reproduction Restriction
- La permission du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.
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Lake of the Woods, Southeastern portion including Sabaskong Bay
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Date
- 1956
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de Lac des Bois, nottament la partie sud-est incluant Sabaskong Bay.
- Date
- 1956
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Fonds / Collection
- Antoine Champagne
- Description Level
- Document
- Fonds No.
- 0010
- Reference No.
- 0010/G9/14
- Creator
- Department of Mines and Technical Surveys
- Physical Description
- 0,1 cm de documents cartographique: 1 carte, papier épais, coul., 79,5 x 107,6 cm
- Physical Condition
- Bon État. Quelques pliures.
- Scope and Content
- Une carte de Lac des Bois, nottament la partie sud-est incluant Sabaskong Bay.
- Notes
- Échelle: 1 miles = 1". Carte No. 6202, publiée par Canadian Hydrographic Service.
- Access Restriction
- Ouvert. Ce document est disponible sans restrictions.
- Reproduction Restriction
- La permission du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.
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Manitoba's Northland including Hudson Bay Region and Rice Lake Gold Area
- Subtitle
- Minerals, Pulp Wood, Water Powers, Fish and Furs, Agriculture
- Author
- s.a.
- Material Type
- Brochure
- Call Number
- 971.27
- Rare/Botie 225
- Title
- Manitoba's Northland including Hudson Bay Region and Rice Lake Gold Area
- Subtitle
- Minerals, Pulp Wood, Water Powers, Fish and Furs, Agriculture
- Author
- s.a.
- Subject
- Manitoba--Economic Conditions
Mines and mineral resources--Manitoba
- Publisher
- Province of Manitoba/J.A. Campbell, Commissioner of Northern Manitoba
- Place
- The Pas, Manitoba
- Date
- 1918
- Notes
- Folded map of Northern Manitoba Mineral Belt is included
- Physical Description
- 52p., ill., maps
- Material Type
- Brochure
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- 971.27
- Rare/Botie 225
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Bear Lake Stevenson River Project
- Fonds / Collection
- Bear Lake Stevenson River Project
- Description Level
- Fonds
- GMD
- documents sonores
- documents formats variés (électroniques)
- documents iconographiques (électroniques)
- documents textuels
- Date
- [c.1976] – 2019, prédominant 1990s
- Scope and Content
- This fonds documents the efforts of Island Lake elders and members of the Bear Lake Stevenson River Project to revitalize traditional methods and approaches to teaching. The recordings contain project meetings and presentations, land-based teaching events, sharing circles, storytelling, testimonial…
- Date
- [c.1976] – 2019, prédominant 1990s
- GMD
- documents sonores
- documents formats variés (électroniques)
- documents iconographiques (électroniques)
- documents textuels
- Fonds / Collection
- Bear Lake Stevenson River Project
- Description Level
- Fonds
- Fonds No.
- 0718
- Creator
- Bear Lake Stevenson River Project
- Physical Description
- 21 cm textual documents (unpublished manuscripts, correspondence, reports, curriculum materials, ephemera, illustrated books, presentations, publications); 115 cassettes; 50 video cassettes; 3 photographs (colour); and digital objects (4 audio recordings (.wav); 4 presentations (.ppt); 21 documents (.docx); and 14 photographs (.jpg))
Documents textuels de 21 cm (manuscrits non publiés, correspondance, rapports, matériel pédagogique, éphémères, livres illustrés, présentations, publications); 115 cassettes audio; 50 cassettes vidéo; 3 photographies (couleur); et objets numériques (4 enregistrements audio (.wav); 4 présentations (.ppt); 21 documents (.docx); et 14 photographies (.jpg))
- Physical Condition
- Generally in good condition. Audio-visual materials were received in fair to poor condition; some materials required conservation treatment prior to digitization and some were in too poor of condition to digitize. The audio cassettes vary in sound quality from good to poor. The sound and visual quality of the video recordings is to be detemined.
- Conservation
- Required for some materials, e.g. video recordings.
- History / Biography
- In 1986, the Island Lake Tribal Council (ILTC) carried out a two-part "Education Needs Assessment" to study the opinions and concerns of the Island Lake and Red Sucker Lake peoples related to the education system. The assessment was directed by Don Robertson (ILTC Director of Education), supervised by Victor Harper (Community Local Control Worker), and report researched and written by Connie Singleterry (Educator). Phase I resulted in areas of concern identified by the community members. Phase II gathered the advice of Elders about what should be taught as part of traditional education. The study showed that both parents and Elders wanted traditional learning to be part of the education system to ensure that they received the spiritual, physical, emotional and practical knowledge to succeed in secondary and post-secondary education, and live meaningful lives. In response to the study, a project emerged to address residents concerns and provide children and youth with the opportunity to benefit from both traditional/ancestral and western education systems.
In 1987, Bear Lake Stevenson River Project was established by community volunteers (Victor Harper, Emma Jane Harper, Connie Singleterry) and took it upon themselves to learn traditional approaches and methods of teaching. In the beginning, the volunteers lived with elders and families in fishing and trapping camps. Then the group constructed a log school named the “Wood School” on the trapline of Elder Martin Wood to serve as a classroom for traditional learning. Next, they organized annual
gatherings at traditional camping sites to discuss traditional learning and to identify its role in the education of children. From these efforts grew a regional education concept involving Wasagamack, St. Theresa Point and Garden Hill First Nations. Members of Red Sucker Lake later participated. Each
community used knowledge gained by the project in different ways.
Under the direction of an Elders Working Group, a locally and culturally-specific curriculum grounded in “pimitasiwin” (life) was generated. This core group of Elders included: Elders Martin and Ruth Wood, Johnny and Margaret Munroe, Jonah and Irene McDougall, Donald and Esther Harper, Matilda Harper, Abraham McPherson, and Charlie and Dinah Harper. Though the project remained separate from the public-school system, Elders provided learning experiences to children and youth. Some of
the knowledge transfer and skill building opportunities took place on the land; some of the teachings were converted into school curriculum. For example, Emma Harper, Language and Cultural Instructor at the George Knott School in Wasagmack First Nation created curriculum for her classroom along with Elders. The school children learned skills such as rabbit skinning, stew making and beadwork. Language learning was a key component of this curriculum with lessons taught in Ojibwe Cree.
The Bear Lake Stevenson River Project mission statement reads: “Education is the preparation and adaptation for a meaningful life in a changing world. In Island Lake, education must be rooted in the traditions and culture of the Native people. This means it must teach, respect and encompass our language, our history, our land and all our resources, including elders and nature. It must be holistic and realistic in that it related not only to academic development, but to our spiritual, emotional, psychological and physical growth. Education must address not only the needs of our young people, but it must be beneficial to the needs of our adults, our Elders and most of all, our generations yet unborn. To ensure the future of our ideal education, the direction must come from within our communities. This can only be achieved through commitment, flexibility of thinking, cooperation, energy, trust and responsibility (Island Lake Education Mission Statement, c.1987).”
As of April 2020, Emma Jane Harper and Connie Singleterry are the sole surviving members of the Bear Lake Stevenson River Project. Emma continues to teach language and culture to students at the George Knott School. In January 2018, Victor Harper, the key proponent of the elders gatherings and advocate for a locally based education, passed away. All members of the original Elders group have also passed away. However, growing interest in language learning and traditional practices has meant that there is a continuation of some efforts to continue the work of the project. Local efforts aimed at obtaining a community-controlled education for Island Lake residents remain important to the community and surviving project members.
Since the beginning of the project, volunteers have documented their work. In 2015, Victor Harper reached out to Lynn Fernandez of the Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives and the Manitoba Research Alliance (MRA) for funding support to preserve the collections. Fernandez introduced Harper to Sarah Story, Archivist and Oral Historian. Together, Harper and Story obtained a grant from the MRA to digitize the sound recordings of the project. Story worked closely with Victor and Emma Harper and their son Zacheus Harper to preserve the documentation. The aim is to ensure that present and future generations of Island Lake residents have access to records of the project. Of particular importance is access for First Nations educators in Island Lakes, as well as those whose ancestors stories or experiences were documented as part of the project. This work is ongoing until that result has been achieved.
- Language
- Ojibwe Cree, predominant; English
- Acquisition Source
- The cassettes and some textual materials were conveyed to Sarah Story (Archivist and Oral Historian) by Victor Harper of Wasagamack First Nation in 2015. Story stored these cassettes at the University of Manitoba Archives and Special Collections in 2015-2016 prior to transferring them to the University of Winnipeg Oral History Centre (UWOHC) where she digitized the audio cassettes with a grant obtained from the Manitoba Research Alliance (MRA). The cassettes and digitized versions were stored at the UWOHC until their final transfer to the Société historique de Saint-Boniface in December 2020 for long-term archival preservation, stewardship and access. Other materials, such as video cassettes and textual records, were also given to Story by Victor and Emma Harper between 2018 and 2020. These materials were transferred to the Société by Sarah Story in December 2020 along with the rest of the documentation and digital objects created as a result of the efforts of the archival project. Harper and Story worked with Gilles Le Sage and Julie Reid to create a new stewardship agreement that would ensure the community rights to own, control, access and possess their own materials is respected.
- Custodial History
- The collection was deposited in the archives of the Société historique de Saint-Boniface under a stewardship agreement in 2020 by Emma Jane Harper on behalf of the Bear Lake Stevenson River Project. Further accruals are expected.
- Scope and Content
- This fonds documents the efforts of Island Lake elders and members of the Bear Lake Stevenson River Project to revitalize traditional methods and approaches to teaching. The recordings contain project meetings and presentations, land-based teaching events, sharing circles, storytelling, testimonial accounts of the past, ancestral teachings and legends shared by elders and members involved with the project, as well as the Island Lake residents and other invited guests who attended the gatherings.
- Notes
- Sources: “Nopimink Project”, Victor and Emma Harper, c. 1987.
- Access Restriction
- Restricted. Access limited to Island Lake residents and educators. This collection is under the stewardship of the SHSB. It contains culturally sensitive materials created by First Nations elders and residents of Island Lake in Treaty No. 5 Adhesion (Wasagamack, St. Theresa Point, Garden Hill and Red Sucker Lake). For further information, please contact SHSB.
- Reproduction Restriction
- Restricted. No public reproduction. Reproduction limited to Island Lake residents and educators. For further information, please contact SHSB.
- Finding Aid
- An inventory is available for Island Lake educators and community members to consult. Keyword descriptions of audio recordings provide a basic level of access to contents. Partial summaries and transcriptions exist for a portion of the audio recordings in Ojibwe Cree.
- Accruals
- 2019 04 04
- Related Material
- None.
- Usage History
- Some documentation was used by educators at the George Knott School in Wasagamack First Nation.
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Bonne Madone, east of Crooked Lake, the story of a once thriving community unable to survive progress and prosperity / researched, compiled and written by Louis Simonot for the Bonne Madone Recrational Society
- Author
- Simonot, Louis
- Call Number
- 929.37
- 0777
BONNE MADONE
SASK.
- Généalogie-Répertoire
Introducing: Manitoba Prehistory
- Author
- Province of Manitoba
- Edition
- Archaeology Populay series No. 4
- Material Type
- Articles de référence
- Call Number
- Articles
- Title
- Introducing: Manitoba Prehistory
- Author
- Province of Manitoba
- Source
- Manitoba Department of Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources
- Place
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
- Date
- 1983
- Edition
- Archaeology Populay series No. 4
- Physical Description
- 20-198 p.
- Material Type
- Articles de référence
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- Articles
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Introducing Manitoba prehistory
- Subtitle
- Papers in Manitoba Archaeology
- Author
- Buchner, A.P. et al.
- Material Type
- Livre
- Call Number
- 930.1
- 930.1
BUC
- RÉFÉRENCE
- Title
- Introducing Manitoba prehistory
- Subtitle
- Papers in Manitoba Archaeology
- Author
- Buchner, A.P. et al.
- Publisher
- Manitoba Department of Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources
- Place
- Winnipeg, MB
- Date
- 1983
- Notes
- PC - files 03412
- Series
- Papers in Manitoba Archaeology Popular Series No. 4
- Physical Description
- 226p.
- Material Type
- Livre
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- 930.1
- 930.1
BUC
- RÉFÉRENCE
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Introducing Manitoba prehistory
- Subtitle
- Papers in Manitoba Archaeology
- Author
- Buchner, A.P. et al.
- Material Type
- Livre
- Call Number
- 930.1
- 930.1
BUC
- RÉFÉRENCE
- Title
- Introducing Manitoba prehistory
- Subtitle
- Papers in Manitoba Archaeology
- Author
- Buchner, A.P. et al.
- Publisher
- Manitoba Department of Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources
- Place
- Winnipeg, MB
- Date
- 1983
- Notes
- 1 copie (Boite "M III")
- PC - files 03412
- Series
- Papers in Manitoba Archaeology Popular Series No. 4
- Physical Description
- 226p.
- Material Type
- Livre
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- 930.1
- 930.1
BUC
- RÉFÉRENCE
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Manitoba Prehistory
- Subtitle
- Papers in Manitoba Archeology
- Author
- Province of Manitoba
- Edition
- Popular Series, No. 4
- Material Type
- Articles de référence
- Call Number
- Articles
- Title
- Manitoba Prehistory
- Subtitle
- Papers in Manitoba Archeology
- Author
- Province of Manitoba
- Source
- Manitoba Department of Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources
- Place
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
- Date
- 1983
- Edition
- Popular Series, No. 4
- Material Type
- Articles de référence
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- Articles
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The ancestors and the descendants of Joseph Morier and Delphine Brais: a genealogical study of the Morier background of some Manitoba families, including Morier, Regnier, Picard, Caron, Champagne, Chenier, Roussin, Lemoine, Huot, Egan, Smith, Brown, Jobin, Bedard, Hansman, Robinson, Taylor, Muys...
- Author
- O'Sullivan, Joseph Francis and Joseph T. Egan
- Call Number
- 929.2
- 929.2
MORIER
- Généalogie-Familles
- Title
- The ancestors and the descendants of Joseph Morier and Delphine Brais: a genealogical study of the Morier background of some Manitoba families, including Morier, Regnier, Picard, Caron, Champagne, Chenier, Roussin, Lemoine, Huot, Egan, Smith, Brown, Jobin, Bedard, Hansman, Robinson, Taylor, Muys...
- Author
- O'Sullivan, Joseph Francis and Joseph T. Egan
- Subject
- Morier (Famille) -- Histoire
Morier (Famille) -- Généalogie
Morier (Family) -- History
Morier (Family) -- Genealogy
- Publisher
- Winnipeg, Man. : St. Bernard Enterprises
- Place
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
- Date
- 1975
- Notes
- PC - file 05353
- Physical Description
- 58p.; 28,5 cm.
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- 929.2
- 929.2
MORIER
- Généalogie-Familles
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A Manual of School Law embracing the Statutory Law, the Debenture Act, the Normal School Act and the revised Regulations of the Protestant Section of the Board of Education, for the Province of Manitoba, including the New Programmes of Study for Cities and Towns and the Rural Schools of the Province
- Author
- s.a.
- Material Type
- Brochure
- Call Number
- 379.1
- Rare/Boite 267
- Title
- A Manual of School Law embracing the Statutory Law, the Debenture Act, the Normal School Act and the revised Regulations of the Protestant Section of the Board of Education, for the Province of Manitoba, including the New Programmes of Study for Cities and Towns and the Rural Schools of the Province
- Author
- s.a.
- Subject
- Education--Manitoba
Politics and Education--Manitoba
Education and State--Manitoba
- Publisher
- Boudreau, Queen's Printer
- Place
- Winnipeg MB
- Date
- 1883
- Physical Description
- Various pages
- Material Type
- Brochure
- Collection
- Collection de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Call Number
- 379.1
- Rare/Boite 267
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Map of part of the North West Territory, including the Province of Manitoba, Exhibiting the several Tracts of Country ceded by the Indian Treaties 1,2,3,4,5 and 6.
- Fonds / Collection
- Collection générale de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Description Level
- Document
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Date
- janvier 1877
- Scope and Content
- Une carte du Territoire du Nord-Ouest incluant la province du Manitoba qui indique les régions des traités indiens de 1 à 6.
- Date
- janvier 1877
- GMD
- documents cartographiques
- Fonds / Collection
- Collection générale de la Société historique de Saint-Boniface
- Description Level
- Document
- Fonds No.
- 0001
- Reference No.
- 0001/G41/13
- Physical Description
- 0,2 cm de documents cartographiques: 2 cartes, coul. et n&b, 68,5 x 94,8 cm
- Physical Condition
- Bon État. Quelques pliures et déchirures.
- Scope and Content
- Une carte du Territoire du Nord-Ouest incluant la province du Manitoba qui indique les régions des traités indiens de 1 à 6.
- Notes
- Deux copies de la carte: la première est en couleur sur papier; le deuxième est en encre noire sur carton.
- Access Restriction
- Ouvert. Ce document est disponible sans restrictions.
- Reproduction Restriction
- La permission du service des archives est requise pour toute reproduction.
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