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How the muskrat got his long, tapered tail
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Long ago, the muskrat's tail was big and flat and he disliked it very much. He went around the creek singing about his tail until it was cut off on both sides like it is today

The old days at Moose Factory
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Gilbert Faries recounts a typical midsummer's feast where there was racing, wrestling, and dancing. Distinguished managers would also attend

Why the bear has a short tail
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The bear has a short tail now because of his greed. Long ago, a fox told the bear that if he dipped his tail in a hole in the ice, fish would come and nibble it and when he jerked up the fish would ...

Why the loon's feet are near the tai
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It is said that the loon's feet are near its tail because, during a feast, the loon tried to seduce Shingibish's wife. Angered, Shingibish kicked the loon as he tried to run away and crippled his feet ...

Why the squirrel has red eyes
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The squirrel has red eyes because, when he nominated himself as leader of the forest, the other animals ridiculed him. He cried and rubbed his eyes to the point where they became red forevermore.

What Does New Media Mean for Oral Traditions?
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010 Listen to Mary Linklater describe women’s work in the Mushkegowuk Cree community: Women’s work - Path of the Elders Or listen to Gilbert Faries recount a Cree myth: Why the ...

The Mushkegowuk and Anishinaabe Peoples and Treaty No. 9. A Cree Culture and History Education Game.

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