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April 21, 2021
YORKTON — A traditional land-use study is underway to discover how deep Metis roots run in Southeastern Saskatchewan.
Researchers hope to trace the movements of the Metis peoples using interactive maps and storyboards, in partnership with Parks Canada and X-Terra.
“This is allowing us to really dig a deep dive into that Metis footprint in that area. This research will identify the history of Metis people-along with the communities and traditions that took place there,” said Mark Calette, senior director of lands and consultation for Metis Nation-Saskatchewan.
He added that although much is already known, there is lots more that to be discovered.
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