... the experts who lived deep inland during the winter months, trapped and brought in many beaver pelts to the coastal posts during the summers. At first life was good for our peoples as trappers saw the ...

... himself was a cooper, but also a translator, fur grader and general store clerk who like many Company men before him married a Mushkegowuk woman. At the time of the treaty signing in 1905, my grandfather, ...

... as fish to help the Hudson Bay Posts survive in our harsh environments. In many instances, the Hudson Bay Company and the fur trade would not have survived without our knowledge of the land, animals ...

...  Mushkegowuk and Anishnaabe style camp Many people that have studied us for many years also refer to us as the "original" or "First" peoples.  They know that we consider ...