WINNIPEG - A historic document that granted the Hudson's Bay Company control over roughly one-third of Canada is now in public hands.
WINNIPEG - A historic document that granted the Hudson’s Bay Company control over roughly one-third of Canada is now in public hands.
The HBC Royal Charter has been unveiled at the Manitoba Museum in a ceremony with members of Indigenous groups that included a pipe ceremony and the lighting of a traditional Inuit oil lamp.
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