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| Fort McPherson (S), NT |
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Hudson's Bay Company post, 1840 |
| Fort Pelly (S), SK |
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Remains of Hudson's Bay Company fur trade post |
| Fort Pitt (S), SK |
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Site of Hudson's Bay Company post, signing of Treaty No. 6 |
| Fort Qu'Appelle (S), SK |
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Hudson's Bay Company fort, negotiation of Treaty No. 4 |
| Fort Reliance (S), NT |
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Oldest continuously operating Hudson's Bay Company post, 1833 |
| Fort Resolution (S), NT |
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Main post on Great Slave Lake, 1821 |
| Fort Simpson (S), NT |
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North West Company (1804) and Hudson's Bay Company (1822) posts |
| Fort St. James (S), BC |
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1806 fur trade post founded by Simon Fraser |
| Fort St. John (S), BC |
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Site of North West Company posts, 1806-23 |
| Fort St. Joseph (S), ON |
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British military outpost on western frontier, 1796-1812; War of 1812 |
| Fort St. Peters (S), NS |
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French trading post and fort, 1650-1758 |
| Fort St. Pierre (S), ON |
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Site of French post on Rainy Lake, 1731-58 |
| Fort Témiscamingue (S), QC |
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Remains of French fur trading post |
| Fort Vermilion (S), AB |
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Site of North West Company and Hudson's Bay Company posts |
| Fort Victoria (S), BC |
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Site of 1843 Hudson's Bay Company post |
| Fort Whoop-Up (S), AB |
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Whisky post, led to formation of North-West Mounted Police |
| Fort William (S), ON |
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Site of North West Company post, 1803 |
| Forts Rouge, Garry and Gibraltar (E), MB |
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Fort Rouge La Vérendrye, 1728; Fort Gibraltar North West Company, 1810; Fort Garry Hudson's Bay Company, 1822 |
| Frobisher, Benjamin (P) |
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Fur trader, partner in the North West Company (1780) |
| Frobisher, Joseph (P) |
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Fur trader, merchant, partner in the North West Company (1780) |
| Frobisher, Thomas (P) |
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Fur trader, founded first post at Île-à-la-Crosse (1776) on Churchill River |
| Fur Trade (E), QC |
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An important industry during most of Canada's history |
| Gaboury, Marie-Anne (P), MB |
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Grandmother of Louis Riel, wife of Jean-Baptiste Lagimodière |
| Galt, Sir Alexander Tilloch (P), QC |
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Entrepreneur, railway promoter and politician, Father of Confederation |
| Grain Growers'Grain Company (E), MB |
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Formed in 1905, cooperative marketing agency for Prairie farmers |
| Guy, John (P), NF |
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Merchant venturer, governor of first English colony in Newfoundland |
| Halifax Waterfront Buildings (S), NS |
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Commercial grouping reflecting 19th-century development of Halifax |
| Henday, Anthony (P), AB |
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Fur trader, explorer of the Canadian West, journey of 1754-55 |
| Henry House (S), AB |
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Site of North West Company post, 1811-30s |
| Henry, Alexander (The Elder) (P) |
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Fur trader, one of the first English traders in the North-west |
| Henry, Alexander (The Younger) (P), AB |
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Fur trader in the North West Company (1791-1814) |
| Holton, Luther Hamilton (P), QC |
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Montréal businessman and banker, Minister of Finance (1862-64) |
| Hull,William Roper (P), AB |
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Cattleman, entrepreneur, philanthropist, land developer |
| Île-à-la-Crosse (S), SK |
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Fur trade site, Hudson's Bay Company |
| Inverarden House (S), ON |
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Important 1816 regency cottage with fur trade associations |
| Jasper House (S), AB |
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Archaeological remains of 1829 fur trade post |
| Kelsey, Henry (P), MB |
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Explorer, fur trader, journey to the Canadian Plains (1690-92) |
| Kootenae House (S), BC |
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Site of North West Company post, 1807-12 |
| La Vérendrye, Pierre Gaultier, Sieur de (P), MB |
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Explorer and fur trader, established posts west of Lake Superior |
| Lagimodière, Jean-Baptiste (P), MB |
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Prominent early member of St. Boniface community; grandfather of Louis Riel |
| Légaré, Jean-Louis (P), SK |
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Trader and pioneer settler in Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan (1880) |
| Lower Fort Garry (S), MB |
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Major centre in 19th-century fur trade |
| Macauley, Thomas Bassett (P), QC |
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Played a fundamental role in the creation of the modern life insurance industry in Canada |
| Macdonell House (S), ON |
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1817 stone Palladian residence of prominent fur trader; Williamson House |
| McLoughlin, Dr. John (P), QC |
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Chief factor in the Hudson's Bay Company (1821-46), known as "father of Oregon" |
| McMaster,William (P), ON |
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Businessman, philanthropist, established Canadian Bank of Commerce (1867) |
| Molson,William (P), QC |
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Brewer, banker, steamship builder, lumberman, railway builder |
| Moose Factory Buildings (S), ON |
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1673, second Hudson's Bay Company post in Canada |
| Murray Premises (S), NF |
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Mid 19th-century commercial waterfront structures |