Red river metis
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- Our economy is based off of hunting harvesting and trade
- we use York boats instead of canoes for transportation
- The metis traded pemmican (dried prosed buffo meat which usually has berries. Pemmican was traded in across Canada and in the US
- Our ancestors were both first nation and European
- metis people spoke English and French they also had there own language. currently there are under 2000 people that still speak there language
- The pemmican proclamation was made by governor Miles Macdonell in 1814. He banned meat fish and produce from Redriver. The metis and north westerns were mad because bison trade was a big part of their economy
- NO MORE MEAT,FISH AND VEGTABLES IN RED RIVER
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