- of the 2021 census. The settlement's
original name, Fort
Severight,
honoured John
Severight, a
North West
Company man who had
headed Fort
Coulonge during...
- a non-Inuit
manager of the Hudson's Bay
Company trading post in Fort
Severight (now Kangiqsualujjuaq),
while his
mother was a
local Inuk.
Among his seven...
- the
first indigenous person to hold the office.
Simon was born in Fort
Severight (now Kangiqsualujjuaq), Quebec. She
briefly worked as a
producer and announcer...
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Alberta Former prime minister 5 June 1939 4 June 1979 Mary
Simon Fort
Severight,
Quebec Governor general 21
August 1947 26 July 2021
Julie Payette Montreal...
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against the officer. 2017-10-10
Severight, Cody (23)
Manitoba (Winnipeg)
Winnipeg Police Service (off-duty)
Severight, a
member of the Waywayseecappo...
-
Company outpost at Fort
Chimo (present-day Kuujjuaq),
established Fort
Severight (present-day Kangiqsualujjuaq) at the
mouth of the
George in 1838. The...
-
carriages were made for them. When
Governor Macdonell returned, NWC
officer Severight attempted to
arrest him, but
Macdonell resisted stating a
legally appointed...
-
Bernard Kishayinew,
Agnes Whitehead,
Myron Neapetung,
Tyrone Peeace, Dean
Severight, and
Pauline Whitehead.
Yellow Quill operates Yellow Quill Health Centre...
- M****itjuk-Hanson,
Teressa Nahanee,
Dorris Peters,
Viola Robinson,
Grant Severight,
Cindy Swanson, and
Charles Weaselhead. In 2005 the
Aboriginal Healing...
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Presbyterian church, but
later converted to the
Baptist church. He
married Ellen Severight in Dundee, Scotland.
Together they had 6 sons and 3 daughters. He had...
