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Victoria Daigneault: oral-history transcript

Interview record about language and daily life in Île-à-la-Crosse/Beauval context.

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Publisher / custodian
Gabriel Dumont Institute
Source date
2001-07-02 interview; catalogue copyright 2007
Source type
Archival record
Format
Archive
Regions
Saskatchewan
Peoples / communities
Métis
Creator
Victoria Daigneault (speaker); Gabriel Dumont Institute
Item identifier
GDI 05877; Vicotria Daigneaultnocodes.pdf
Item date
2001-07-02 interview; catalogue copyright 2007
Holding institution
Gabriel Dumont Institute

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English document; archive filename spelling preserved only as identifier. Do not generalize culturally specific accounts.

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2026-09-30

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Gabriel Dumont Institute. Victoria Daigneault: oral-history transcript. 2001-07-02 interview; catalogue copyright 2007. https://www.metismuseum.ca/resource.php/05877. Record checked 2026-09-30.

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