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The Claim to Nationhood of the Métis in the Northwest Outside Manitoba

Organizational paper discussing Métis nationhood claims in Saskatchewan/Alberta following the Red River Resistance.

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Publisher / custodian
Gabriel Dumont Institute
Source date
1979-07-15
Source type
Archival record
Format
Archive
Regions
Saskatchewan
Peoples / communities
Métis
Creator
AMNSIS collection; individual author not identified in catalogue
Item identifier
GDI 12828; AMNSIS discussion paper
Item date
1979-07-15
Holding institution
Gabriel Dumont Institute

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Historical political document; date of modern catalogue copyright is distinct from original paper.

Questions to investigate

  1. Compare a nationhood argument with the concerns raised in a nineteenth-century petition.
  2. Record author or speaker, date, format and repository; distinguish source statements from your interpretation.

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Record checked
2026-09-30

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Copy-ready citation

Gabriel Dumont Institute. The Claim to Nationhood of the Métis in the Northwest Outside Manitoba. 1979-07-15. https://www.metismuseum.ca/resource.php/12828. Record checked 2026-09-30.

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