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387:(NWC) established a wintering post on Green Lake. In 1793 the NWC established a permanent post, and in 1810 the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) established itself on the lake. In 1816-1817, the NWC seized the HBC post and its men, however a HBC post was re-established by 1818, and in 1821 the two companies merged. Shortly after the merger, the Green Lake post was closed for several years, reopening in 1831, and continuing operation until 1973. The Green Lake post was an important post in north-central Saskatchewan, connecting many overland trails with the
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432:. A Government project created and designed to assimilate the people of Green Lake into mainstream society, southern Metis from the Regina area were introduced to the northern community as part of the rehabilitation program. The new arrivals were unable to adapt to the lifestyle and after a year began relocating en masse to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan or Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan. The
444:. The Sisters also oversaw the running of a cannery, carpentry, and sewing shops. By 1945 a Timber Board and Local Improvement District (LID) were established. A saw mill was opened under the Timber Board, which employed up to 100 men. Under the LID, the Central Farm was expanded, and the Silver Lake Farm was formed in 1965, consisting of mixed farming with an emphasis on cattle.
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was in charge of the NWC post. He executed or murdered an Indian for the crime of trading with the HBC. When the HBC got a
Montreal warrant for him in 1818 the NWC transferred him to the Oregon country where he became very important. Around 1817, Ogden and Samuel Black plundered the post and arrested
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In 1996, the
Provincial Government gave Central Farm to the Northern Village of Green Lake, and in 2006 it obtained ownership of the Silver Lake Farm as well. In 1998, Green Lake Metis Farms Limited was incorporated, and the community operated the two farms with the aid of the board. Both farms are
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stopped them. Sinclair was taken prisoner but the others were let go to continue on their way. From
Sinclair they demanded food saying they were starving but their demands did not stop there. They started breaking boxes, opening bales, slashing open bags of sugar and flour with their knives taking
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on the northwest shore of the lake near its outlet. The NWC moved its post up the lake directly across from its rival. By the next winter the NWC had 30 men and the HBC 11. The whole Île à la Crosse region produced 12,000 made beaver for the NWC and 1,800 for the HBC. In 1806 the Nor'Westers burnt
477:(DNS) with a Local Community Authority (LCA). Green Lake, and the area within a three-mile (4.8 km) radius from the centre of the community, became Northern Community Area 17. The first LCA members were elected in 1974. In 1974 a new sawmill was built, and in 1975-76
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visited Essex House. In 1821 the two companies merged and HBC operations were moved to Green Lake House which used that name under the HBC. It became increasingly important for supplies moving north from the
Saskatchewan. In 1875–76 an ox-cart road was cut north from
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of approaching rebels immediately gave the order to submerge into the lake all the lead balls and shot. He loaded four York boats with 246 barrels of powder and 200 rifles along with a large quantity of stock and sent the boats that night towards
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men from Fort
Carlton. Sinclair was able to rejoin the boats and while they camped on the side of the river his wife gave birth to a healthy girl who was baptised immediately by Father Paquette.
613:. The next morning on April 26 he loaded the rest of his men and their families along with the missionary and his companions on another boat. As they were ready to leave the shore 25 Cree from
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post in Green Lake was waiting for the ice to break on the northern lakes and rivers so that the stockpile of goods in their warehouses could be safely sent up the
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to be shipped north from the
Saskatchewan to the northern posts. In 1795 the men at Green Lake House were near starvation when a pemmican supply arrived from
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while he went on horseback to Fort George on the
Saskatchewan before returning to his canoes. In 1799 the Hudson's Bay Company sent William Auld to build
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whatever pleased them and destroying the rest. While the post was being looted
Sinclair managed to slip away from his guards and fled by canoe with two
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of the NWC only had to send one man to threaten the
Indians away. The Nor'Westers burned the post in 1811. In 1815, it was rebuilt. From 1814,
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set up
Central Farm, a program of 99-year leases on 40-acre (160,000 m) plots. In addition, a new road was built to Meadow Lake and
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In 1992, the community-owned sawmill, Green Lake Metis Wood Products Limited, was incorporated. The mill signed agreements with
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operated as community pasture. Central farm is 9,000 acres (36 km), and Silver Lake is 3,649.2 acres (14.768 km).
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and Province of Saskatchewan, before burning down in 2000. The mill was rebuilt in 2002, only to close in 2003.
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On April 25, 1885, James Sinclair the factor of the post having been forewarned by Father Mélasyppe Paquette
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Arthur Morton, "A History of the Canadian West", page 451; there seems to be some doubt about the date
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on the southwest shore of the lake. As of 1790 it was only occupied in winter and was an outpost of
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was established, replacing the existing bush trail, the "Old Bay Trail", connecting Green Lake to
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Districts. Within these warehouses were a years supply of goods for these northern posts.
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to Meadow Lake was completed, and a DNS funded sewer and water system is installed.
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By 1939, the local Métis were subjected to a Government program called the
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total private dwellings, a change of -4.2% from its 2016 population of
440:. In 1940, an outpost hospital was built by the government and run by
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passed through. He sent his canoes on up the Beaver River toward
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was in charge of the Churchill River department he arranged for
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The Northern Village of Green Lake dates back to 1782, when the
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down the HBC post. In 1810 Robert Sutherland rebuilt the post.
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893:"Directory of Communities by Saskatchewan Electoral District"
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its officers. It was back in operation in 1818. In 1820, Sir
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was opened. In 1901 a new church was built by the community.
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In 1983, Green Lake was incorporated as a northern village.
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Channel. A year-round ferry was set up at Buffalo Narrows.
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By the mid 19th century, missionaries had established the
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At the time of the North-West Rebellion in 1885 the
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787:. Government of Saskatchewan. Archived from
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658:Canada census – Green Lake community profile
1198:Places adjacent to Green Lake, Saskatchewan
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866:Government of Saskatchewan, MRD Home.
817:. Government of Canada. Archived from
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695:121.92 km (47.07 sq mi)
692:121.18 km (46.79 sq mi)
208:121.92 km (47.07 sq mi)
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1119:. Statistics Canada. August 20, 2019.
1065:. Statistics Canada. February 4, 2022
985:. Saskatoon. pp. 8 (1963-08-20).
593:to posts further north including the
473:In 1972, the LID was replaced by the
363:. Green Lake is located northeast of
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577:. The HBC closed its store in 1973.
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1139:. Statistics Canada. July 18, 2021.
1092:. Statistics Canada. March 21, 2019
948:Adamson, Julia (16 February 2013).
760:List of communities in Saskatchewan
475:Department of Northern Saskatchewan
442:Sisters of the Presentation of Mary
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785:"Search for Municipal Information"
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507:Green Lake House and Essex House
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1993:Cumberland House Cree Nation 20
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511:For fur trade in the area, see
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2350:Municipalities in Saskatchewan
1973:Clearwater River Dene Band 221
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2643:Division No. 18, Saskatchewan
1923:Buffalo River Dene Nation 193
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2556:Metis Rehabilitation Program
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581:Looting of Green Lake House
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189:Missinippi—Churchill River
160: • Administrator
67:Location of Green Lake in
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765:Villages of Saskatchewan
466:(RCMP) detachment and a
449:Saskatchewan Highway 155
398:in Green Lake. In 1876
2585:Métis Nation of Alberta
733:Median household income
717:32.8 (M: 34.0, F: 31.0)
714:39.2 (M: 39.2, F: 39.2)
706:3.4/km (8.8/sq mi)
703:3.4/km (8.8/sq mi)
493:Norsask Forest Products
479:Saskatchewan Highway 55
348:akwâkopîwi-sâkahikanihk
2619:54.29091°N 107.78712°W
684:418 (+15.8% from 2006)
98:54.29111°N 107.79111°W
2648:Métis in Saskatchewan
2068:Kimosom Pwatinahk 203
2063:Grandmother's Bay 219
928:Cree Literacy Network
681:411 (-4.2% from 2016)
513:Beaver River (Canada)
434:provincial government
396:Roman Catholic Church
252: • Summer (
244:Central Standard Time
229:3.4/km (9/sq mi)
2624:54.29091; -107.78712
2256:Northern settlements
2118:Pelican Narrows 184B
1374:Rural municipalities
1136:2001 Canadian census
1116:2006 Canadian census
1089:2011 Canadian census
1062:2021 Canadian census
954:Saskatchewan Gen Web
821:on December 26, 2018
587:Hudson's Bay Company
408:North-West Rebellion
226: • Density
103:54.29111; -107.79111
2615: /
2013:Flatstone Lake 192L
1968:Churchill Lake 193A
1898:Amiskosakahikan 210
1579:Tourist attractions
536:Lac Île-à-la-Crosse
532:William McGillivray
528:Lac Île-à-la-Crosse
367:, and northwest of
94: /
2324:Indian settlements
2138:Sturgeon Weir 184F
2048:Four Portages 157C
2008:English River 192H
1998:Dipper Rapids 192C
1913:Birch Portage 184A
1908:Beauval Forks 192O
1037:. February 9, 2022
728:197 (total)
700:Population density
520:North West Company
385:North West Company
218: • Total
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2424:Métis settlements
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2340:
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2162:Unorganized areas
2153:Wapachewunak 192D
2143:Sucker River 156C
2123:Potato River 156A
2108:Montreal Lake 106
2103:Little Hills 158B
1903:Barkwell Bay 192I
1744:Northern villages
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791:on March 10, 2014
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722:Private dwellings
636:Statistics Canada
565:Peter Skene Ogden
497:Mistik Management
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205: • Land
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2580:Métis in Alberta
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2552:
2533:
2510:
2496:
2428:
2427:
2421:
2420:
2405:
2395:
2388:
2381:
2372:
2371:
2188:Northern hamlets
2184:
2183:
2148:Turnor Lake 193B
2098:Little Hills 158
2088:Lac la Ronge 156
2083:Lac la Hache 220
1918:Budd's Point 20D
1875:Peter Ballantyne
1845:Cumberland House
1840:Clearwater River
1767:Cumberland House
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1658:
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1634:
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1608:
1607:
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1595:
1491:North Battleford
1460:
1447:
1359:Census divisions
1336:Subdivisions of
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1323:
1316:
1307:
1306:
1291:North Battleford
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35:Northern village
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18:
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2304:Stanley Mission
2274:Camsell Portage
2250:
2179:
2173:
2157:
2018:Fond du Lac 227
1885:Indian reserves
1879:
1806:
1792:Pelican Narrows
1782:Île-à-la-Crosse
1762:Buffalo Narrows
1738:
1715:
1696:
1687:
1671:
1665:Division No. 18
1662:
1632:
1627:
1605:
1603:
1583:
1530:
1426:
1417:Indian reserves
1407:Resort villages
1378:
1340:
1334:
1304:
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1216:Buffalo Narrows
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773:
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659:
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628:
611:Île-à-la-Crosse
599:Mackenzie River
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457:Buffalo Narrows
438:Île-à-la-Crosse
389:Churchill River
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1564:Government
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