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Events from the year 1886 in Canada.
Edward Blake speaks on Louis Riel's execution and Northwest maladministration[2]
Wilfrid Laurier's House of Commons speech condemns Louis Riel's execution[3]
Crown issues amnesty for all those not convicted of crimes in 1885 conflict [4]
Ojibwe, Cree and Inuit medical practice and materials (Note: "primitive" and other stereotypes)[5]
Painting: Agent dispenses flour rations to Siksika people[6]
Account of destruction of Vancouver by fire[7]
"Decent Canadian" robs Qu'Appelle stage coach[8]
New York City businessman wants Chief Poundmaker for Buffalo Bill's Wild West show[9]