First Nations, Settlers, and the Land

Nov 16, 2014

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First Nations, Settlers, and the Land. Who were the first people in the Qu’Appelle Valley ?. How do we know these people lived in the valley ?. What did the people live in?. How did these people get to the Qu’Appelle ?. Where did these Saskatchewan people come from?.

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First Nations, Settlers, and the Land

Who were the first people in the Qu’Appelle Valley?
How do we know these people lived in the valley?
What did the people live in?
How did these people get to the Qu’Appelle ?
Where did these Saskatchewan people come from?
How did people travel to the Qu’Appelle Valley?
Howdid people use the Qu’Appelle Valley?
Who is still in the valley and why?

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