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  1. Beardy’s and Okemasis

Beardy’s and Okemasis

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First Nation or Métis
First Nation
Location
Alternate Name
Kahmawiskahwasit
Kahmawistahmasits
Kahmawistahwassits
Kahmeeyestoowaegs
Kahmeeyistoowaysit
Okeemasees
Okemas's
Okenasis
Okimasis
Saswapaw
Saswapew
Saswapey
Saswaypew
Saswaypoo
Saswaysew
Sawapee
Sayswaypeo
Seekwahnis
Duck Lake
Cultural Group
Cree
Region
Saskatchewan - North West
Treaty
Treaty 6
Events
Treaty 6 Negotiations
Treaty 6
Chief Beardy Refused Rations at Prince Albert
North-West/Riel Resistance
One Arrow Band Requests that their Children be sent to Duck Lake/St. Michael's Boarding School
Work Program at Duck Lake/St. Michael's Residential School
Physical Violence between Students and Priests at the St.Michael's/Duck Lake Indian Residential School
Lebret Indian Residential School
Treaty 6 Grievances and Renegotiation
The Key Separate from Shoal River Band
Tuberculosis at Duck Lake/St. Michael's Residential School
Council of Chiefs at Fort Carlton
Disintegration/Amalgamation of Disloyal Bands
Treaty 6

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