Red river valley manitoba hi-res stock photography and images

Spring flooding of the Red River on Highway 44, Red River Valley, north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RME1TH79–Spring flooding of the Red River on Highway 44, Red River Valley, north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Flooded highway from the Red River, north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RFCFHK50–Flooded highway from the Red River, north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada. Stock Photo

RF2Y4WYX2–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

The Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. A sculpture commeorates The Forks as a meeting place of First Nations peoples by the Red and Assinboine River Stock Photo

RM2FXP82H–The Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. A sculpture commeorates The Forks as a meeting place of First Nations peoples by the Red and Assinboine River

Dry cracked clay earth and a tree trunk, Red River Valley, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Stock Photo

RFBMN4KK–Dry cracked clay earth and a tree trunk, Red River Valley, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Farmland affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba Stock Photo

RMCFR3B1–Farmland affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

19th-century illustration of the Red River of the North, which flows through the Red River Valley. Engraving published in Picturesque America or the L Stock Photo

RF2D299RK–19th-century illustration of the Red River of the North, which flows through the Red River Valley. Engraving published in Picturesque America or the L

Louis Riel (executed 1885). An 1884 portrait. . Riel was President of the Provisional Government of Saskatchewan, Canada, a Canadian politician, a founder of the province of Manitoba, and a political leader of the Métis people of the Canadian Prairies, leading two rebellions against the government of Canada which resulted in his trial and execution. Stock Photo

RMKGYAA6–Louis Riel (executed 1885). An 1884 portrait. . Riel was President of the Provisional Government of Saskatchewan, Canada, a Canadian politician, a founder of the province of Manitoba, and a political leader of the Métis people of the Canadian Prairies, leading two rebellions against the government of Canada which resulted in his trial and execution.

RF2D29T1C–19th-century illustration of the Red River of the North, which flows through the Red River Valley. Engraving published in Picturesque America or the L

flooding, Red River Valley, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RMABWPY9–flooding, Red River Valley, Manitoba, Canada

. Life-histories of northern animals [microform] : an account of the mammals of Manitoba. Mammals; Mammals; Mammifères; Mammifères. « Life-histories of Northern Animals other surface materials have in most parts of our province been worked up by plant and animal agencies, into a layer of rich black mould. The important part played in this by the Pocket-gopher is duly set forth in the chapter devoted to that species. The Steppes of the Prairie. The first or lowest Prairie Steppe embraces all the Red River Valley proper. It slopes from 710 feet above the sea at Lake Winnipeg to nearly 1,000 feet Stock Photo

RMREKFYH–. Life-histories of northern animals [microform] : an account of the mammals of Manitoba. Mammals; Mammals; Mammifères; Mammifères. « Life-histories of Northern Animals other surface materials have in most parts of our province been worked up by plant and animal agencies, into a layer of rich black mould. The important part played in this by the Pocket-gopher is duly set forth in the chapter devoted to that species. The Steppes of the Prairie. The first or lowest Prairie Steppe embraces all the Red River Valley proper. It slopes from 710 feet above the sea at Lake Winnipeg to nearly 1,000 feet

. Dry farming in western Canada . MEW 11NE MAT. E.DMOWTC* 36 FTCHIPEVVYAN Fig. 13.—Average Temperature by Months at Representative Points. grower and truck farmer could obtain. The meteoro- logical records show that southeastern Alberta, south- western Saskatchewan (and the Red River valley of Manitoba) have a longer frost-free period than any Stock Photo

RMMAB19K–. Dry farming in western Canada . MEW 11NE MAT. E.DMOWTC* 36 FTCHIPEVVYAN Fig. 13.—Average Temperature by Months at Representative Points. grower and truck farmer could obtain. The meteoro- logical records show that southeastern Alberta, south- western Saskatchewan (and the Red River valley of Manitoba) have a longer frost-free period than any

Dry farming in western Canada dryfarminginwes00brac Year: 1921 MEW 11NE MAT. E.DMOWTC* 36 FTCHIPEVVYAN Fig. 13.—Average Temperature by Months at Representative Points. grower and truck farmer could obtain. The meteoro- logical records show that southeastern Alberta, south- western Saskatchewan (and the Red River valley of Manitoba) have a longer frost-free period than any Stock Photo

RMRYGAC0–Dry farming in western Canada dryfarminginwes00brac Year: 1921 MEW 11NE MAT. E.DMOWTC* 36 FTCHIPEVVYAN Fig. 13.—Average Temperature by Months at Representative Points. grower and truck farmer could obtain. The meteoro- logical records show that southeastern Alberta, south- western Saskatchewan (and the Red River valley of Manitoba) have a longer frost-free period than any

Flooding of the Red River on Highway 44, Red River Valley, north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RME1TH7A–Flooding of the Red River on Highway 44, Red River Valley, north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

RF2Y4WYWR–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP7HX–The Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. A sculpture commeorates The Forks as a meeting place of First Nations peoples by the Red and Assinboine River

RMCFR3AX–Farmland affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

Farmer on land affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba Stock Photo

RMCN5CE5–Farmer on land affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

Louis Riel (executed 1885). A 1909 depiction of him after his capture by 'Half-Breed Scouts'. Riel was President of the Provisional Government of Saskatchewan, Canada and a Canadian politician, a founder of the province of Manitoba, and a political leader of the Métis people of the Canadian Prairies, leading two rebellions against the government of Canada which resulted in his trial and execution. Stock Photo

RMKGYAA5–Louis Riel (executed 1885). A 1909 depiction of him after his capture by 'Half-Breed Scouts'. Riel was President of the Provisional Government of Saskatchewan, Canada and a Canadian politician, a founder of the province of Manitoba, and a political leader of the Métis people of the Canadian Prairies, leading two rebellions against the government of Canada which resulted in his trial and execution.

RMCFR373–Farmland affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

Antique engraving of the Red River of the North, which flows through the Red River Valley. Illustration published in Picturesque America or the Land W Stock Photo

RF2D29T3H–Antique engraving of the Red River of the North, which flows through the Red River Valley. Illustration published in Picturesque America or the Land W

RMCN5CA8–Farmland affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

RF2D29A05–Antique engraving of the Red River of the North, which flows through the Red River Valley. Illustration published in Picturesque America or the Land W

. Life-histories of northern animals [microform] : an account of the mammals of Manitoba. Mammals; Mammals; Mammifères; Mammifères. ft 564 Life-histories of Northern Animals ; »l ^ f >» iNMANi- The present is the only one inhabiting in Manitoba. It ^°"* abounds in the south-western section of the Province, that is, all the prairie region except the low, wet part of the Red River Valley. (Map 34) ENVIRON MENT The members of this group find congenial surroundings on level prairies, low bottom-lands, high uplands, and among sandy dunes. They abound on the plains and lowlands of Dakota, Mi Stock Photo

RMREMK6B–. Life-histories of northern animals [microform] : an account of the mammals of Manitoba. Mammals; Mammals; Mammifères; Mammifères. ft 564 Life-histories of Northern Animals ; »l ^ f >» iNMANi- The present is the only one inhabiting in Manitoba. It ^°"* abounds in the south-western section of the Province, that is, all the prairie region except the low, wet part of the Red River Valley. (Map 34) ENVIRON MENT The members of this group find congenial surroundings on level prairies, low bottom-lands, high uplands, and among sandy dunes. They abound on the plains and lowlands of Dakota, Mi

Dry farming in western Canada Dry farming in western Canada . dryfarminginwes00brac Year: 1921 108 DRY FARMING 138. The Function of the Fallow.—The chief and per- haps most legitimate function of the fallow is the storage and conservation in the soil of a portion of one year's moisture as a partial insurance against failure of the next year's crop as a result of drought. In some places such as the Red River Valley of Manitoba the fallow is Fig. 66.—Cultivating Corn, Gladstone. Man. The corn crop is replacing a part of the fallow on some farms. made to serve the purpose of weed destruction, Stock Photo

RMRYTNN3–Dry farming in western Canada Dry farming in western Canada . dryfarminginwes00brac Year: 1921 108 DRY FARMING 138. The Function of the Fallow.—The chief and per- haps most legitimate function of the fallow is the storage and conservation in the soil of a portion of one year's moisture as a partial insurance against failure of the next year's crop as a result of drought. In some places such as the Red River Valley of Manitoba the fallow is Fig. 66.—Cultivating Corn, Gladstone. Man. The corn crop is replacing a part of the fallow on some farms. made to serve the purpose of weed destruction,

RME1TH7B–Spring flooding of the Red River on Highway 44, Red River Valley, north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Flooding on the Red River, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RFBFGHPF–Flooding on the Red River, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

RF2Y4WYPE–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

farmland, Red River Valley near St. Agathe, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RFB18JKW–farmland, Red River Valley near St. Agathe, Manitoba, Canada

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks. Stock Photo

RM2FXP02J–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks.

Flooding on the Red River, during the 2009 flood. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Stock Photo

RMBFGXY7–Flooding on the Red River, during the 2009 flood. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

cracked earth, farmland in the Red River Valley, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RFB18JGK–cracked earth, farmland in the Red River Valley, Manitoba, Canada

Cracked clay mud in the Red River Valley. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Stock Photo

RFCFAM30–Cracked clay mud in the Red River Valley. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Leopard Frog on Dry Farmland, Red River Valley, Manitoba Stock Photo

RMCN5C9H–Leopard Frog on Dry Farmland, Red River Valley, Manitoba

. Nests and eggs of North American birds. Birds; Birds. 88 NESTS AND EQGS OF Ring-billed Blackhead, Marsh. Blue-bill and Ring-necked Scaup Duck, are names by which this species is commonly known. In the United States it is a common spring and fall migrant, and breeds from Maine, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and other northern States northward. In some parts of Manitoba it is very abundant, espe- cially in the Red River Valley, where it breeds in the marshes of the lakes and ponds, among the reeds and thick grasses. The nest is made of fine grasses, and slightly lined with feathers. In its general app Stock Photo

RMRE2M68–. Nests and eggs of North American birds. Birds; Birds. 88 NESTS AND EQGS OF Ring-billed Blackhead, Marsh. Blue-bill and Ring-necked Scaup Duck, are names by which this species is commonly known. In the United States it is a common spring and fall migrant, and breeds from Maine, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and other northern States northward. In some parts of Manitoba it is very abundant, espe- cially in the Red River Valley, where it breeds in the marshes of the lakes and ponds, among the reeds and thick grasses. The nest is made of fine grasses, and slightly lined with feathers. In its general app

RF2Y4WYJR–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights under a blue sky at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. Stock Photo

RM2FXP645–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights under a blue sky at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada.

RFCFAM3E–Cracked clay mud in the Red River Valley. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

RMCN5C94–Leopard Frog on Dry Farmland, Red River Valley, Manitoba

Farmer Standing on Dry Farmland, Red River Valley, Manitoba Stock Photo

RMCFR36H–Farmer Standing on Dry Farmland, Red River Valley, Manitoba

. Nests and eggs of North American birds [microform]. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. 88 VBBTS AND BOnS OF '. Ring-billed Blackhead, Marsh Blue-bill and King-necked Scaup Duck are names by which this species is commonly known. In the United States it is a common spring and fall migrant, and breeds from Maine, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and other northern States northward. In some parts of Manitoba it is very abundant, espe- cially In the Red River Valley, where It breeds in the marshes of fhe lakes and ponds, among the reeds and thick grasses. The nest is made of fine grasses, and slight Stock Photo

RMRJ2J97–. Nests and eggs of North American birds [microform]. Ornithology; Birds; Ornithologie; Oiseaux. 88 VBBTS AND BOnS OF '. Ring-billed Blackhead, Marsh Blue-bill and King-necked Scaup Duck are names by which this species is commonly known. In the United States it is a common spring and fall migrant, and breeds from Maine, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and other northern States northward. In some parts of Manitoba it is very abundant, espe- cially In the Red River Valley, where It breeds in the marshes of fhe lakes and ponds, among the reeds and thick grasses. The nest is made of fine grasses, and slight

RMCN5CBG–Farmer on land affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

RMCFR399–Farmer on land affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

RMCN5CCX–Farmer on land affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

RMCFR38X–Farmer on land affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

RF2Y4WYJP–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RMCN5CDN–Farmer on Land Affected by Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

Illuminated Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The museum is seen as night falls over Winnipeg. Stock Photo

RM2FXP56K–Illuminated Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The museum is seen as night falls over Winnipeg.

Hands Holding Soil Dry from Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba Stock Photo

RMCFR37A–Hands Holding Soil Dry from Drought, Red River Valley, Manitoba

Trunk of a tree and cracked clay mud in the Red River Valley. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Stock Photo

RFCFAM42–Trunk of a tree and cracked clay mud in the Red River Valley. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

road going down into the Red River Valley, near Miami, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RFCFAMCF–road going down into the Red River Valley, near Miami, Manitoba, Canada

Red River flooding of Highway 75 and farmland in the Red River Valley near Morris, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RFCFCBCP–Red River flooding of Highway 75 and farmland in the Red River Valley near Morris, Manitoba, Canada

. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. MANITOBA. RED RIVER OF THE NORTH MINNESOTA, NORTH DAKOTA. SOUTH DAKOTA Prepared to accompany a flepor- m rhe Drainage of the Valley by P.T.SIMOHS. Senior Dramaje Engineer . ^ ^ Wffi Wafer S/t ill. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. United States. Dept. of Agriculture. [Washington, D. C. ?] : The Dept. : Supt. of Docs. , G. P. O. Stock Photo

RMRGCFT0–. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. MANITOBA. RED RIVER OF THE NORTH MINNESOTA, NORTH DAKOTA. SOUTH DAKOTA Prepared to accompany a flepor- m rhe Drainage of the Valley by P.T.SIMOHS. Senior Dramaje Engineer . ^ ^ Wffi Wafer S/t ill. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. United States. Dept. of Agriculture. [Washington, D. C. ?] : The Dept. : Supt. of Docs. , G. P. O.

RF2Y4X025–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP592–Illuminated Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The museum is seen as night falls over Winnipeg.

RFCFCBCK–Red River flooding of Highway 75 and farmland in the Red River Valley near Morris, Manitoba, Canada

. Dry farming in western Canada. Canada. Agriculture Canada; Dry farming. 108 DRY FARMING 138. The Function of the Fallow.—The chief and per- haps most legitimate function of the fallow is the storage and conservation in the soil of a portion of one year's moisture as a partial insurance against failure of the next year's crop as a result of drought. In some places such as the Red River Valley of Manitoba the fallow is. Fig. 66.—Cultivating Corn, Gladstone. Man. The corn crop is replacing a part of the fallow on some farms. made to serve the purpose of weed destruction, hi others it is used la Stock Photo

RMREC42W–. Dry farming in western Canada. Canada. Agriculture Canada; Dry farming. 108 DRY FARMING 138. The Function of the Fallow.—The chief and per- haps most legitimate function of the fallow is the storage and conservation in the soil of a portion of one year's moisture as a partial insurance against failure of the next year's crop as a result of drought. In some places such as the Red River Valley of Manitoba the fallow is. Fig. 66.—Cultivating Corn, Gladstone. Man. The corn crop is replacing a part of the fallow on some farms. made to serve the purpose of weed destruction, hi others it is used la

RF2Y4WYWT–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP1G8–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks.

RFCFCBDW–Red River flooding of Highway 75 and farmland in the Red River Valley near Morris, Manitoba, Canada

. Dry farming in western Canada. Canada. Agriculture Canada; Dry farming. MEW 11NE MAT. E.DMOWTC* 36 FTCHIPEVVYAN Fig. 13.—Average Temperature by Months at Representative Points. grower and truck farmer could obtain. The meteoro- logical records show that southeastern Alberta, south- western Saskatchewan (and the Red River valley of Manitoba) have a longer frost-free period than any. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Stock Photo

RMREC51M–. Dry farming in western Canada. Canada. Agriculture Canada; Dry farming. MEW 11NE MAT. E.DMOWTC* 36 FTCHIPEVVYAN Fig. 13.—Average Temperature by Months at Representative Points. grower and truck farmer could obtain. The meteoro- logical records show that southeastern Alberta, south- western Saskatchewan (and the Red River valley of Manitoba) have a longer frost-free period than any. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original

RF2Y4WYWX–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The sign is at The Forks. Stock Photo

RM2FXP434–Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The sign is at The Forks.

RFCFCBD5–Red River flooding of Highway 75 and farmland in the Red River Valley near Morris, Manitoba, Canada

RF2Y4WYX1–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP4FA–Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The sign is at The Forks.

RFCFCBD4–Red River flooding of Highway 75 and farmland in the Red River Valley near Morris, Manitoba, Canada

sprayer tracks in canola field, near Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Stock Photo

RFB18JK5–sprayer tracks in canola field, near Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

man wearing waders looks out huge amounts Stock Photo

RFCFCBCR–man wearing waders looks out huge amounts

RF2Y4X027–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP4DF–Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The sign is at The Forks.

RFCFCBCW–man wearing waders looks out huge amounts

RF2Y4WYPD–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP4HH–Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The sign is at The Forks.

RFCFCBDP–man wearing waders looks out huge amounts

RF2Y4X022–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXNYPC–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks.

RFCFCBDK–man wearing waders looks out huge amounts

RF2Y4WYPC–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP5KT–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights under a blue sky at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada.

RFCFCBD2–man wearing waders looks out huge amounts

RF2Y4WYWW–Potato and canola fields in bloom near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP5C3–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights under a blue sky at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada.

Pesticide spraying a blooming potato field near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada. Stock Photo

RM2Y4WYFE–Pesticide spraying a blooming potato field near Winkler, Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP5YH–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights under a blue sky at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP097–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks.

RM2FXNYE3–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks.

RM2FXP53W–Illuminated Winnipeg sign outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba, Canada. The museum is seen as night falls over Winnipeg.

RM2FXP95K–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks.

RM2FXP8MX–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks.

The skyline of Winnipeg, Canada, seen during the evening. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights stands on the right of the urban scene. Stock Photo

RM2FXP4RJ–The skyline of Winnipeg, Canada, seen during the evening. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights stands on the right of the urban scene.

Sunset over the skyline of Winnipeg, Canada. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights stands on the right of the urban scene. Stock Photo

RM2FXP4XC–Sunset over the skyline of Winnipeg, Canada. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights stands on the right of the urban scene.

RM2FXP4TG–Sunset over the skyline of Winnipeg, Canada. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights stands on the right of the urban scene.

Facade of the Inn at the Forks hotel in Winnipeg, Canada. Stock Photo

RM2FXNY6K–Facade of the Inn at the Forks hotel in Winnipeg, Canada.

RM2FXNX44–The Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum was designed by architect Antoine Predock and stands at The Forks.

Rainbow paving outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. Stock Photo

RM2FXP38P–Rainbow paving outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada.

RM2FXP3JE–Rainbow paving outside of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights at Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada.

Sculpture of bison at The Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Bison, sometimes called buffalo, were important to First Nations people prior to Europe Stock Photo

RM2FXP8BX–Sculpture of bison at The Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Bison, sometimes called buffalo, were important to First Nations people prior to Europe

The Children's Museum Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum is at the Buhler Welcome Centre at The Forks. Stock Photo

RM2FXNXT8–The Children's Museum Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum is at the Buhler Welcome Centre at The Forks.

RM2FXNXG8–The Children's Museum Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada. The museum is at the Buhler Welcome Centre at The Forks.

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