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This site contains a myriad of stories, knowledge and experiences of Indigenous peoples in Alberta. Indigenous peoples in Alberta come from diverse cultures, languages, and communities. Voices of the Land includes joyous, celebratory, difficult, and traumatic stories, all of which are authentic and important.

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Martha Everatt: Life on the Trap Line

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Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre
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People and Personal Stories, Skills and Teachings
Summary
92 year old Metis , Martha Everatt speaks about her childhood memories.

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