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Kayoty
[edit]Most of my edits are about Saskatchewan especially North-West Saskatchewan, Metis culture and history, Dene culture and history, French Metis culture and history, French culture and history.
This user contributes to Wikimedia Commons, has a blog at Saskatchewan, a local history website at History of La Loche and administers the Facebook site La Loche History.
This user adds info-boxes, templates, histories, demographics, references, pictures and maps to articles.
My bookmarks
[edit]- Writing tips
- Adding notes to references
- metricate
- Upload Wizard
- Template:Infobox settlement/doc
- Wikipedia:Picture tutorial
- Wikipedia:Moving a page
- Cleanup Templates
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Canadian communities/Structure guideline
- Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles
- Wikipedia citation tool for Google Books
- Canada Census 2001
- Canada Census 2006
- Canada Census 2011
- Canadian Ethnic Profiles Census 2011]
- Saskatchewan Municipal Directory System
- Directory of Communities by Saskatchewan Electorial District
- Canada Archives Post Offices and Postmasters
- Template:Location map many
- Google Maps Distance Calculator
- find the latitude and longitude of a point
- The Atlas of Canada - Toporama
- First Nation Profiles (AANDC)
- Aboriginal Peoples Saskatchewan
- Saskatchewan incorporated dates for towns and villages
Articles created
[edit]- Qu'Appelle Indian Residential School
- Battleford Industrial School
- Prince Albert Indian Residential School
- Beauval Indian Residential School
- List of people from Prince Albert
- Opinaca Reservoir
- Lac Sakami
- Lacs des Loups Marins
- Kamilukuak Lake
- Red Earth First Nation
- Shoal Lake First Nation
- Stephens Lake (Manitoba)
- Sipiwesk Lake
- Kiskittogisu Lake
- Kiskitto Lake
- Lake St. Martin
- Saskatoon Tribal Council
- Louis-Pierre Gravel
- Cochrane River (Canada)
- Reindeer River (Saskatchewan)
- Cree River (Saskatchewan)
- Bell of Frog Lake
- Jean-Louis Légaré
- William Bleasdell Cameron
- Battle of Grand Coteau (North Dakota)
- Métis buffalo hunt ('B' class)
- Athabasca Tribal Council
- Keewatin Tribal Council
- Sara Riel
- Émile Grouard
- La Loche Community School
- Birch Narrows First Nation
- Prince Albert Grand Council
- English River First Nation
- Salt River (Canada)
- Montreal Lake, Saskatchewan
- Mount Carmel Shrine (Saskatchewan)
- Peterson, Saskatchewan
- Berthold Imhoff ('C' class)
- John B. Boucher
- La Loche River (Saskatchewan)
- Lac La Ronge Provincial Park
- Louis Schmidt
- Jean-Étienne Waddens
- Wasekamio Lake (Saskatchewan)
- Turnor Lake (Saskatchewan)
- Lac La Loche (Saskatchewan)
- Clearwater River Provincial Park
- Portage La Loche Brigade
- Dillon, Saskatchewan
- Clearwater River Dene Nation
Articles created from a redirect
[edit]- List of lakes of New Brunswick
- List of lakes of Newfoundland and Labrador
- List of lakes of Quebec
- List of lakes of Nunavut
- List of lakes of British Columbia
- List of lakes of the Northwest Territories
- List of lakes of Manitoba
- Looting of Battleford
- Capote (garment)
- Buffalo robe
- Pemmican Proclamation
- Chipewyan Prairie First Nation
Articles expanded
[edit]This user has expanded many Saskatchewan communities, all the Denesuline communities in northern Saskatchewan and Manitoba and referenced and edited the North-West Rebellion pages. The following pages are a few examples.
- List of lakes of Canada
- North-West Rebellion ('B' class)
- Battle of Batoche ('C' class)
- Yorkton ('C' class)
- North Battleford
- Humboldt, Saskatchewan
- Block settlement
- St. Peter's Abbey, Saskatchewan
- Chipewyan people
- Chipewyan language
- Bois-Brûlés
- District of Saskatchewan
- Southbranch Settlement
- Fond-du-Lac, Saskatchewan
- Gravelbourg
- Kerrobert, Saskatchewan
- Revillon Frères
- Athabasca Basin
- Pemmican War ('B' class)
- Methye Portage ('C' class)
- La Loche, Saskatchewan
- La Ronge, Saskatchewan
- Buffalo Narrows, Saskatchewan
- Beauval, Saskatchewan
- Île-à-la-Crosse
- Black Lake, Saskatchewan
- Our Lady of Assumption Co-Cathedral
- Outlook, Saskatchewan