Mysteries of the Canadian Prairies

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  @islandblind · 2 years ago (edited)

  I moved to Regina, SK in June of 2022.  I really like living here.  I can afford my rent and it doesn't rain endlessly, like it sometimes seems to do on the south coast of BC.

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  @Ghettodachoppa87 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ramAFj05Gis&amp;t=4260">1:11:00</a> There was a big clash between Mohawks and Cree. Place is called Ghost river, 100 miles up the Albany River, on the James Bay Coast in Ontario. There are Graves there from the battle. People from Kashechewan, ON go there by canoe every summer. Part of a summer program for the kids, paddle up the river to the site where the battle happened. The Crees were defeated in the battle. Battle of Ghost River. Dont know if it was named ghost river after the battle or before. Story is well known, passed down from word of mouth. Took place in the late 1700s.

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  @elijahjames8837 · 2 years ago

  Toronto is the Canadian version of NYC for the sun hasn&apos;t risen for the day or set for the night until it happens in their city.

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  @toadrepublic · 2 years ago

  Gather &apos;round, kids. It&apos;s storytime.

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  @LittleKitty22 · 2 years ago

  I really love these Canadian stories. I love the accompanying pictures - story time is great with this channel! And it&apos;s cold and raining outside... perfect for resting up (still healing my neck that&apos;s recovering from severe injury causing severe disability - I&apos;m finally getting better, after several years!) and listening to the fascinating stories of my ancestors...

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  @CyanBlackflower · 2 years ago

  After becoming familiar with THIS great, very unique and understated channel, bringing Canada&apos;s rich, romantic, and mysterious history back to life- I&apos;m not surprised by much of anything.

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  @lorchid23 · 2 years ago

  This is absolutely outstanding and priceless! <br>Thank you <b>so much</b> for ensuring these aren’t forgotten, or lost to time. &nbsp;Much knowledge &amp; lessons in metaphorical wisdom, and many <b>probable</b> unexplainable historic events, to be learned. 🇺🇸❤️‍🔥🇨🇦

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  @Cynocehali · 2 years ago

  Thank you so much for mentioning writing on Stone provincial park. This is now my home and after traveling across Canada there is nowhere else like it.

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  @yvettevitacaponigro · 2 years ago

  Thank you for sharing this with us Mr. Peters! ✌🏼😊

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  @benridge6570 · 2 years ago

  These stories bring a sense of<br>Peace an adventure, That seems to be lacking in our modern world. Of over information, and deceit. Honor is a gift. A man gives him self. Thanks, Hammerson, for another great upload.

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  @BrandonWillmer · 2 years ago

  I like the treasure hunter channel you suggested although the AI voice gets a little old. Thank you for using your voice for us here!

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  @charmincat · 2 years ago

  lol I just looked at the time stamp on it and realized oh my goodness this is like two and a half hours long! I&apos;m going to have to go for a walk with my earbuds &nbsp;😊❤️

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