Assiniboia

This territory, then called Assiniboia, was peopled by a mixed population under the paternal rule of the Hudson Bay Company, assisted by a legislative body of which the Bishop of St. Boniface was a member.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913

"Gettin 'kinda close to the border Lower Backistan shares with Upper Assiniboia there, pal."

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"Gettin 'kinda close to the border Lower Backistan shares with Upper Assiniboia there, pal."

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He was first elected to the Parliament of Canada in 1974 at the age of 24, representing the federal constituency of Assiniboia.

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There were miners who knew every camp from the Yukon to Leadville, and cow-punchers in whose memories were stored the brands carried by the herds from Chihuahua to Assiniboia.

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Red River settlement (Assiniboia), 384-387; insurrection at

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Subsequently the vast territory outside of the new prairie province was divided into six districts for purposes of government: Alberta, Assiniboia, Athabasca, Keewatin, and Saskatchewan.

Canada J. G. Bourinot

Arid transition area: comprises the western part of the Dakotas, northern Montana east of the Rockies, southern Assiniboia, small areas in southern Manitoba and Alberta, the higher parts of the Great

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Council of Assiniboia, a magistrate, and a close personal friend of

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The British settlers, the best educated and most intelligent portion of the population, believed that a popular form of government should have been immediately established in the old limits of Assiniboia, as soon as it became a part of Canada.

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