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Events from the year 1883 in Canada.
Destitute Cree insist government live up to its treaty obligations[2]
Haida story of The Man in the Moon repeated by ethnographer James G. Swan and illustrated by Johnny Kit Elswa[3]
Routing CPR line away from more fertile prairie land will hinder settlement[4]
Sandford Fleming's contributions to establishing standard time[5]
Mounties return stolen horses, but deny U.S. Army claim that Cree will wage war in Montana[6]
One cattle hand shoots another, then outraces Mounties to U.S. border [7]