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Canoe Lake Cree First Nation: John Iron and Treaty 10
The Nation's community page presents an account of Chief John Iron's Treaty 10 concerns and requests at a 1907 annuity meeting. It points readers to Anthony Gulig's research on Treaty Ten negotiations.
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- Publisher / custodian
- Canoe Lake Cree First Nation; account cites Anthony Gulig, Saskatchewan History, 1998
- Source date
- Undated Nation-hosted historical account; cites 1998 scholarship
- Source type
- Historical context
- Format
- Text
- Regions
- Saskatchewan
- Peoples / communities
- Canoe Lake Cree First Nation
- Treaties
- Treaty 10
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A Nation-hosted secondary account, not Chief Iron's recorded words or an original 1907 document. Separate photographs and embedded videos are not verified or licensed by this text record; no universal Cree claims are made.
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- What concerns does this account attribute to Chief John Iron?
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- Record checked
- 2026-09-30
Opened Nation page and read John Iron section, meeting account and explicit citation to Gulig's 1998 article.
Copy-ready citation
Canoe Lake Cree First Nation; account cites Anthony Gulig, Saskatchewan History, 1998. Canoe Lake Cree First Nation: John Iron and Treaty 10. Undated Nation-hosted historical account; cites 1998 scholarship. https://www.canoelakefirstnation.com/community. Record checked 2026-09-30.
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