The Red River Settlement

The Red River residence in Red River's residence was founded in 1812 by Thomas Douglas, the fifth Earl of Selkirk. He called his solution Aissinidoia. Aissinidoia is a community in a close relationship where the economy is built around Hudson Bay Company. The solution is divided into two major categories: France and major Roman Catholic Metis and English, mainly Protestant "Country Man". The Earl of Selkirk Thomas Douglas got a Hudson Bay Company in 1811 and acquired a land of 300,000 square kilometers.

The Red River residents are concerned as Hudson Bay Company is preparing today to take over control of Western Canada to the Canadian government. Red River - Scotland, France, Metis, Metis Inhabitants Residents in English-speaking countries and all indigenous peoples face conflict of imminent change, but French-speaking Metis is concerned with land ownership and language rights , They take counter-action Lewiselier, who led the land transfer Metis driver, focused on this dissatisfaction on an important day in October.

Louis Riel was born in Red River residence in 1844 and received education at St Boniface and Montreal. He was appointed as the secretary of the Kuo Ming tan committee, later became the chairman of the interim government and led the struggle to enter the Red River federation through negotiations. It is a state, not a territory. Riel 's militia prevented Canadian representatives from occupying settlements, but St. Norbert' s parish priest Noel - Joseph Riccio traveled to Ottawa with the other two Red River residents, in 1870 Manitoba We negotiated with state law. The bill recognizing Manitoba's status also recognizes political rights, existing land ownership, the use of France, and state-supported Catholic and Protestant schools.

Riel grew up today in the settlement of Red River in Manitoba. He studied clergy in Montreal (never been appointed), and in the late 1860s he was doing a variety of work before returning to Red River. In 1869, the Metis settlement was shocked by the arrangement that it transferred the territorial rights of their residence from the Hudson Bay Company to the Canadian Dominion. They are particularly concerned about the anticipated influx of British settlers brought about by this relocation. Riel became a spokesman for the Metis rebel who succeeded in stopping a Canadian surveyor and successfully stopping the candidate Governor William McDougall from entering the Red River. Later he took over the Gary Bay (currently Winnipeg) at Hudson's Bay, established a provisional government, Riel became the president and negotiated the union condition with Canada.