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Duck Lake

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Duck Lake

Town in central Saskatchewan, Canada; population (1991) 700. It is located 52 km/32 mi southwest of Prince Albert, to the west of the South Saskatchewan River. It is a farming community.

To the town's west, on 26 March 1885, Métis forces from Batoche clashed with North West Mounted Police from Fort Carlton (21 km/13 mi west-northwest, on the North Saskatchewan River), killing several of them. This skirmish set the military resolution of the North-West Rebellion in motion. Fort Carlton, an 1810 Hudson's Bay Company post, had been garrisoned by the North West Mounted Police to face the rebellion; it was abandoned and burned, but is now a (partially restored) National Historic Park.



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Two NEB documentaries from 1967, PowWow at Duck Lake and Indian Dialogue, both directed by David Hughes, took a step forward by allowing Aboriginal youths to vent their anger at government policies directly into the camera.
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At age 11, Angela moved to Thunder Bay from Duck Lake Reserve, Beardy's and Okemasis, Sask.
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Balletic, cinematic, funny, sad, brilliantly danced, and masterfully crafted--Odd Duck Lake, Gregg Bielemeier's new suite of dances, was all of that and more when it premiered in September before a Portland audience thirsty for first-class dancing.
BIELEMEIER DANCE PROJECT by WEST, MARTHA ULLMAN / Dance Magazine
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