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Princess Anne talks with canoeists before the start of the 10-boat Sir Alexander Mackenzie canoe race from Fort Providence, Northwest Territories, to (...)
Princess Anne talks with canoeists before the start of the 10-boat Sir Alexander Mackenzie canoe race from Fort Providence, Northwest Territories, to (...)

Princess Anne talks with canoeists before the start of the 10-boat Sir Alexander Mackenzie canoe race from Fort Providence, Northwest Territories, to (...)

Date7/10/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Princess Anne talks with canoeists before the start of the 10-boat Sir Alexander Mackenzie canoe race from Fort Providence; Northwest Territories; to Inuvik. The royal family completed their of Canada's Arctic yesterday; and flew to Churchill; Man.; to begin a six-day tour of Manitoba honoring the province's centennial celebrations. They will make provincial tour aboard special train. [Incompleted]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122732F
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Wearing Pantsuits for protection from the blackflies, Queen Elizabeth (right) and Princess Anne walk through Fort Providence, Northwest Territories, w(...)
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Green cover with embossed decorative border at top and bottom. Text in gold, varied font type, ...
The treaties of Canada with the Indians of Manitoba and the North-West Territories: including the negotiations on which they are based and other information relating thereto by the Hon. Alexander Morris, P.C., late Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba, the North-West Territories, and Kee-wa-tin
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