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The bones beneath Mount Royal
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February 25, 2017
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6:07Now PlayingLong before the first Europeans, First Nations people lived in the Montreal area. The island was the perfect location to settle on, with lots of waterways and vegetation atop what is now known as Mount Royal. As European explorers arrived and laid claim to the land, many First Nations people were killed as a result of conflict and disease. Today, a movement of reclamation and reconciliation is underway. To read the full series, see the videos
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