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No digital objectArchives / Collections and FondsFile partPhotographs
- Date:
- 1969
- Source:
- Government
- Reference:
- R227, RG29, Box number: 16, File number: MK-69-001-21/002-15
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No digital objectArchives / Collections and FondsFile partPhotographs
- Date:
- 1969
- Source:
- Government
- Reference:
- R227, RG29, Box number: 16, File number: MK-69-001-1/20
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3 digital object(s)Archives / Collections and FondsItem (linked)Photographs
- Date:
- March 1960
- Source:
- Government
- Reference:
- R216, RG10, Box number: 3675
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No digital objectArchives / Collections and FondsFondsTextual material
- Date:
- [ca. 1962], 1982
- Source:
- Private
- Reference:
- R1815-0-8-E, MG30-C210
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3 digital object(s)Archives / Collections and FondsItem (linked)Photographs
- Date:
- February 1960
- Source:
- Government
- Reference:
- R216, RG10, Box number: 3675
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3 digital object(s)Archives / Collections and FondsItem (linked)Photographs
- Date:
- [between 1900-1976]
- Source:
- Government
- Reference:
- R216, RG10, Box number: 3675
![[First Nations communities in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Ontario]](/images/folder-60.png){kind=small}
![[Moose Cree First Nation and Sandy Lake First Nation]](/images/folder-70.png){kind=small}
![[Jemima Hardisty, an 18-year-old Cree girl, being crowned Queen of the first Moose Factory Winter Carnival by Major L. Guy d'Artois]. Original title: Queen of the first Moose Factory Winter Carnival was Jemima Hardisty, an 18-year-old Cree Indian girl, shown here as she was crowned by Major L. Guy d'Artois, head of the Canadian Arctic Rangers](/images/folder-80.png){kind=small}
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