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How did the Cree come to name the hill in Cut Knife after the Tsuut'ina chief Broken Knife?
How did the establishment of the railway impact the growth and development of Cut Knife?
How does the Clayton McLain Memorial Museum in Cut Knife contribute to preserving the town's history?
In what ways does Cut Knife commemorate its Indigenous and Métis heritage through local landmarks and museums?
What role did the 1885 Northwest Resistance play in shaping the street names in Cut Knife?
What significance do the Red River cart brigades have in the early history of Cut Knife?

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The region’s history is rich with stories of the Indigenous peoples who lived here for thousands of years before settlement, and of the Métis families who operated Red River car ...

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Cut Knife is a town in Saskatchewan, Canada, located on Highway 40, about 55 km (34 miles) west of North Battleford and northwest of Saskatoon. In 2011, it had a population of 517.Nearby com ...

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