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	Rupertsland Guiding & Outfitting - Fishing North America - William Lake, Katimik Lake Services, ...
		The bears in our Rupertsland hunting areas come in all of the color phases from blond, brown, cinnamon to fl.
		Although this was an unusually cold and late spring, and hunting conditions were anything but ideal, with hard work by guides and guests, we managed to reach our normal hunting success rate, with some super bears taken in the process.
		But as any sportsman knows, hunting is more than just taking a trophy or filling the freezer - at Rupertsland we also like to spend the quiet evenings by the open fire sharing stories of the days events and looking forward to seeing old friends again the next hunting season.
	www.fishingnorthamerica.com /fishingnorth43.htm (821 words)

	Nunatsiaq News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		IQALUIT — A consortium of aboriginal businesses called Rupertsland Holdings Inc. has purchased almost three per cent of the Northwest Company, a move that Northwest Company president Edward Kennedy says is good for the company and its customers.
		Keith Martell, the chairman of Rupertsland Holdings, said that the distribution of food and general merchandise is often the most important business in remote markets.
		Rupertsland is made up of TCIG — a well-known Manitoba First Nation investment corporation — along with the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations and the Denendeh Development Corporation.
	www.nunatsiaq.com /archives/nunavut000831/nvt20811_11.html (484 words)

	The Life of John Travers Lewis, by His Wife
		The Bishop of Rupertsland was thus appointed Archbishop of Rupertsland and Primate of all Canada, and the Bishop of Ontario, Archbishop of Ontario and Primate of Canada.
		After a private interview with the Archbishop of Canterbury, a meeting was held on March 21st, at the Mansion House, in support of this effort, and in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the ordination of the Archbishop.
		On the motion of the Archbishop of Rupertsland, seconded by Canon Benham, a cordial vote of thanks [121/122] was passed to the Lord Mayor and to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
	anglicanhistory.org /canada/jtlewis/bio/07.html (2846 words)

	Holland Manitoba History
		In the early days, when the Natives and the buffalo were lords of the prairies, the area we live in was part of Rupertsland or the Northwest Territories, a large grant of land given by Charles II of England to the Hudson's Bay Company in 1670.
		They concluded that Rupertsland, granted by the Hudson's Bay Charter, and regions beyond to the Pacific, would soon require a more regular form of government.
		This report proposed that a separate province be formed west of the Rockies and that the rest be united with Canada.
	www.hollandmanitoba.ca /history_rm.html (1210 words)

	The North West Company
		Rupertsland invests on behalf of more than 150 Aboriginal communities in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, western Northwest Territories and the Yukon.
		Rupertsland has benefited from the distributions it has received from the Funds and the appreciation it has seen in the units.
		But more important over the longer term for both Rupertsland and North West is the strengthening of the connection between the Company and its communities.
	www.northwest.ca /BackOffice/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabindex=0&tabid=10288 (592 words)

	Manitoba Metis Federation Inc. - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		These negotiations occur, of course, in London, England with the alleged owners of Rupertsland; that is the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC).
		The British require Canada to promise that before it makes use of the land it would be acquiring from the HBC that it will deal fairly with the Indian tribes and anybody else who might happen to be there who might have a legal claim to territory and Canada agrees to these terms.
		Canada, especially Ontario, is satisfied, because the doors are now open to this vast territory, particularly the southern areas where the topsoil is supposed to be 10 feet deep.
	www.mmf.mb.ca /coranto/viewnews.cgi?id=EpZVEVEuAAKiuDucTW (3943 words)

	Anglican churches / Les églises anglicanes
		Morgan was named Archbishop of Rupertsland in 2000, a position that he relinquished with his retirement.
		The Diocese of Saskatoon is part of the metropolitan province of Rupertsland in the Anglican Church of Canada.
		Although the seat of the archbishop was originally the diocese of Rupertsland (Winnipeg), in recent years the province has elected one of its sitting bishops to serve as archbishop.
	www.ecumenism.net /denom/anglican.htm (2632 words)

	Rupertsland Hunting and Outfitting
		To reach Rupertsland's remote bear hunting areas, we travel by ATVs, 4 wheel drive vehicles and boats.
		Rupertsland Guiding and Outfitting19 Sardelle Crescent, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2P 1B8 CanadaTelephone (204)633-0460 Fax (204)632-5873 Email:wkbatke@rupertsland.net
		All photos taken by Werner and Karin Batke in the Rupertsland Outfitting Area.
	www.rupertsland.net (298 words)

	globeandmail.com : globeinvestor.com : Rinoa Enterprises Ltd. and Paragon Pharmacies Ltd. Announce Filing of Interim ...
		Paragon's auditors will be providing a comfort letter to the TSX Venture Exchange in relation to the Interim Statements prior to and as a condition to closing the proposed amalgamation of Paragon and Rinoa.
		The shares of the resulting issuer acquired by Rupertsland on completion of the Amalgamation will all be subject to escrow as a result of Alan Macleod, a proposed director of the resulting issuer, being a director and officer of Rupertsland.
		An additional and currently unknown number of Paragon Shares may be acquired by other insiders or purchasers who will, if they acquire Paragon Shares, acquire shares of the resulting issuer that may also be subject to escrow and/or a 4 month hold period pursuant to the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange ("Exchange Policies").
	www.globeinvestor.com /servlet/story/CCNM.20061012.0351779001/GIStory (537 words)

	Tribal Councils Investment Group of Manitoba Limited - Rupertsland Holdings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Rupertsland Holdings Inc. represents over 150 Aboriginal groups in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, the Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
		RHI was founded in 1998 with an initial $6 million investment in the North West Company Fund.
		The North West Company Fund trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol NWF_U.
	www.tcig.biz /site/profiles/rupertsland.php?PHPSESSID=e485631988a9a4373dc7ab501346261f (104 words)

	Rupertsland Guiding & Outfitting \| fishing lodge, Black Bear, Brown Bear, rupertsland, Drive in, William ...
		fishing lodge, Black Bear, Brown Bear, rupertsland, Drive in, William Lake, Katimik Lake, Manitoba
		Of this total, 41 bears have qualified for the Manitoba Record Book which include Boone & Crockett as well as Pope & Young.
		fishing lodge, Black Bear, Brown Bear, rupertsland, Drive in, William Lake, Katimik Lake, Manitoba, William Lake, Katimik Lake Services, Manitoba, Full Service, Drive in Black Bear, Brown Bear, Full Service, Drive in, The bears in our Rupertsland hunting areas come in all of the color phases from blond, brown, cinnamon to fl.
	www.internetsportshow.com /fishing/fishing43.htm (850 words)

	Convergence: CINEFEST '95
		The winners were annouced before the screening, with the $500 prize in the secondary school category going to Dan Carriere's Convergence and the $1,000 open category prize awarded to Ben Paquette for An Uneven Scroll.
		Convergence is a 15-minute science fiction piece about a young scientist (played by Carriere) who brings a teenager (Mark Laferriere) over from a parallel world in which Canada is Rupertsland and Sudbury is called Ramsey Basin.
		The project borrows from the Fox television series Sliders, but adds a charming touch of it's own.
	convergencemovie.tripod.com /cinefest.htm (431 words)

	Canadian Architectural Archives -- Edwin Raines fonds
		In 1952 Raines began working as Research Architect at the Research Group at Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation (Ottawa, 1952-1954).
		In 1954 he became Chief Architect of Rupertsland Trading Company in Winnipeg, overseeing the design and construction of Hudson Bay Co. stores across Canada.
		Raines joined J. Stevenson and Associates in 1957, and he is currently senior partner in the firm Raines Finlayson Barrett & Partners.
	www.ucalgary.ca /lib-old/CAA/raines.html (177 words)

	VirtueOnline - Exclusives - NORTH DAKOTA: Two Orthodox Priests Deprived of Voting Rights in Diocese
		In backroom tactics worthy of a Chicago mayoral race, the Rev. Larry Winslow, St. Sylvan's in Dunseith and the Rev. Brian Minaker, St. Peter' Church in Walhalla were informed they could not vote because of a complaint filed by the revisionist Dean of Fargo, The Rev. Steve Easterday.
		Both priests are close to the Canadian border and also have parishes in the Dioceses of Manitoba and Rupertsland.
		Both men were given uncontested voting rights two years ago in the Diocese of North Dakota.
	www.virtueonline.org /portal/modules/news/print.php?storyid=240 (909 words)

	Shrine Church of Our Lady of Walsingham
		Suppressed and destroyed in 1538, the Shrine was restored during the 1920s by Fr Alfred Hope Patton SSC, Vicar of Walsingham.
		To read the sermon that was preached at the Consecration of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham on 2 February 1995 by the Most Rev'd J. Barry Curtis, Archbishop of Calgary and Metropolitan of Rupertsland select Sermon.
		The anniversary of the Consecration of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham is celebrated annually with Candlemas. We have been blessed that the following preachers have delivered a Homily on these special occasions:
	members.shaw.ca /StJohnCalgary/index_files/Page442.htm (237 words)

	QUERIES
		Donald died June 10, 1884 at Cumberland House, Saskatchewan.
		They had several children between 1847 and 1862, William, Margaret, Ann, Donald and Angus all in the Cumberland District of Saskatchewan, Northern Manitoba that was then known as Rupertsland or the North West Territories.
		I am trying to find more information on the origins and ancestors of Jessie Heddle and her husband Donald McKay.
	www.fortlangley.ca /Queries.html (461 words)

	GARNEAU GENEALOGY 1816 - 1829
		SIX CHILDREN ARE RECORDED: Rupertsland© adds Ann but does not list first Joseph
		(7)-Marguerite Gourneau born about 1819 Pembina [died after 1895 Source Rupertsland©]; 1st married James Aiken, 2nd married John Hekaw, 3rd married Paul (Pishk) Kipling or Keplin born about 1822.
		(7)-Joseph Gourneau born about 1822 or (1825 Red Lake, Minnesota Territory, died December 22, 1912, Source Rupertsland©) married about 1846 Judith Delorme.
	www3.telus.net /public/dgarneau/gene16.htm (2942 words)

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