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Police à cheval du Nord-Ouest
- [ Translate this page ]La police à cheval du Nord-Ouest (PCN-O.) est une force de l'ordre paramilitaire créée en 1873 pour maintenir l'ordre et faire respecter la loi, ...
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The Canadian Encyclopedia
A selection of articles since 1995 from Maclean’s magazine enhances the contemporary coverage of politics and the arts on The Canadian Encyclopedia website. ...
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Traités indiens
- [ Translate this page ]Introduction Au Canada, les traités indiens sont des ententes reconnues par la Constitution conclues entre la Couronne et les peuples autochtones.
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L'Encyclopedie canadienne
- [ Translate this page ]Articles connexes sur les Inuits dans L'Encyclopédie canadienne. Articles généraux. Autochtones : l'Arctique; Art Inuit; Gravure Inuit; Inuit ...
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File Format: Shockwave Flash Oeuvre (ci-dessus) de Gordon Miller Oeuvre (à droite) de Lewis Parker Les autochtones des Plaines canadiennes occupaient la région qui s'étend du sud du ...
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Premières nations
- [ Translate this page ]Au Canada, Premières nations est le terme utilisé par les populations autochtones ou indigènes pour désigner les INDIENS . Il inclut parfois les MÉTIS et ...
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Proclamation royale de 1763
- [ Translate this page ]Le roi George III promulgue la Proclamation royale de 1763 pour jeter les bases d'une administration gouvernementale dans les territoires nord-américains ...
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Proclamation royale de 1763
- [ Translate this page ]Le roi George III promulgue la Proclamation royale de 1763 pour jeter les bases d'une administration gouvernementale dans les territoires nord-américains ...
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Proclamation royale de 1763
- [ Translate this page ]Le roi George III promulgue la Proclamation royale de 1763 pour jeter les bases d'une administration gouvernementale dans les territoires nord-américains ...
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