Dorge, Lionel. Métis and Canadien Councillors of Assiniboia (Part 3)
Document Type: Journal Articles (2)
Date of Document(s): 1974
Indexing Progress: Relationship Indexed
Indexing Progress: Relationship Indexed
Primary or Secondary Source: Secondary Source
Author: Dorge, Lionel
Title: The Métis and Canadien Councillors of Assiniboia: Part 3
Journal Title: From The Beaver
Place of Publication: Winnipeg
Date of Publication: 1974
Date of Copyright: c1974
Volume ID: Winter
Location in Work: 51 - 58
ISBN/ISSN: 0005-7517
Notes: paper and electronic copy/Journal Article
Abstract: The Council of Assiniboia was the governing body in the Red River settlement from 1835 until the government of Canada assumed jurisdiction over Rupert's Land in 1870. In Parts I & II, Mr Dorge wrote of the naming of the first Métis and Canadien councillors. In this final part of the series, commissioned for Winnipeg's Centennial year Mr Dorge describes the declining participation of the French-speaking members up to the events of the winter of 1869-70.
Title: The Métis and Canadien Councillors of Assiniboia: Part 3
Journal Title: From The Beaver
Place of Publication: Winnipeg
Date of Publication: 1974
Date of Copyright: c1974
Volume ID: Winter
Location in Work: 51 - 58
ISBN/ISSN: 0005-7517
Notes: paper and electronic copy/Journal Article
Abstract: The Council of Assiniboia was the governing body in the Red River settlement from 1835 until the government of Canada assumed jurisdiction over Rupert's Land in 1870. In Parts I & II, Mr Dorge wrote of the naming of the first Métis and Canadien councillors. In this final part of the series, commissioned for Winnipeg's Centennial year Mr Dorge describes the declining participation of the French-speaking members up to the events of the winter of 1869-70.