Hiding in plain sight: discovering the central Alberta's Métis Stories

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Hiding in plain sight: discovering the central Alberta's Métis Stories

Title: Hiding in plain sight: discovering the central Alberta's Métis Stories

Creator: Kim Verrier

Creator: Carmen Houle

Subject: Arts

Subject: Indigenous peoples

Subject: Public events

Description: Magazine article by Kim Verrier and Carmen Houle about Buck Wells, in relation to the travelling exhibition "Hiding in plain sight: Discovering the Métis Nation in Library and Archives Canada," hosted by the Red Deer Museum and Art Gallery from December 15, 2018 to March 10, 2019.

Date: 2018

Format: 0.1 cm of textual records

Identifier: K19967

Source: MG 608 Buck Wells fonds

Source: 2023-083

Rights: Creator must be cited

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The City of Red Deer acknowledges the Indigenous traditional territories represented by Treaty 6 and Treaty 7 as the land the Archives is situated on. This land is also a historic Métis gathering site.