At Canadiana.org we will take a look at the section for Early Canadiana Online .  This section holds full text content about historical...

Charles, Joseph and Duncan Nolin, 3 of the 11 children of Augustin Nolin and Hélène-Anne Cameron of Manitoba, were farmers and fur trad...

The Nolin family may have had a big part in the fur trade in the 1700's and education for aboriginal and M é tis girls in the early 18...

The Métis are recognized as one of the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada. To celebrate his heritage and honour his forefathers, my husband reg...

My husband has teachers in his ancestry, Angélique and Marguerite Nolin who started the first school in the Red River Settlement for nati...

The Métis are the descendants of mixed First Nations and European people, either French-Métis or Anglo-Métis (mostly Scottish or Engli...

The fur trade was not just an industry in early Canada, it was also important for exploration and mapping.   If you have an ancestor ...