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From 1867 to Present Day
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The growth and success of the fur trade depended on the men and women of the First Nations and Métis Nation, while the competition between the HBC and the Northwest Company would forge a new era.

	Articles/Diaries/Ephemera/Journals B14 - Charles French: Heroic Indian Women		Artifacts (M17) Inuit Bow (M21) Tsimshian Fish Hook (M22) Cree Bag-and-Horn (M25) Trade Gun (M27) Animal Trap (M28) Anishnaabe Canoe (M5) Chukchi Hammer (M6) Cree or Cree/Metis Moccasins (M9) HBC Trade Tokens (M39) HBC Blankets 3 & 4 Points

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	Maps 246. Development of Northern Settlements