Red River and North-West Resistance
The Métis resistance of 1869–70 and 1885 and Louis Riel.
- Historic places
- 17Historic places
- Built
- 1793–1936Built
- Provinces and territories
- 5Provinces and territories
Recognized by
- National 7
- Provincial 4
- Municipal 6
Knox Presbyterian Church1884
St. Antoine de Padoue Rectory1883
Battle of Duck Lake National Historic Site of Canada
Batoche National Historic Site of Canada1870
Saint-Antoine de Padoue Church1883
Where they are
- Saskatchewan12
- Manitoba2
- Alberta1
- New Brunswick1
- Ontario1
Towns with the most
- Batoche 3
- Duck Lake RM 463 2
- Winnipeg 2
Built over time
The most were built in the 1880s: 6 of the 12 with a known date.
The oldest
The register gives no construction date for 5 of these places.
All 17 places
1884MunicipalKnox Presbyterian ChurchQu'Appelle, Saskatchewan
1883NationalSt. Antoine de Padoue RectoryBatoche, Saskatchewan
NationalBattle of Duck Lake National Historic Site of CanadaDuck Lake, Saskatchewan
1870NationalBatoche National Historic Site of CanadaBatoche, Saskatchewan
1883NationalSaint-Antoine de Padoue ChurchBatoche, Saskatchewan
1832NationalValade ResidenceOttawa, Ontario
MunicipalPioneer Cemetery or Nutana CemeterySaskatoon, Saskatchewan
1793ProvincialCumberland House Provincial ParkCumberland House, Saskatchewan
1885ProvincialFort Ethiernear Wetaskiwin, Alberta
1853MunicipalUpper Fort Garry GateWinnipeg, Manitoba
1810ProvincialFort Carlton Provincial ParkDuck Lake RM 463, Saskatchewan
1883MunicipalSt. Laurent ShrineDuck Lake RM 463, Saskatchewan
MunicipalBattleford Trail Wheel Rut AreaSwift Current, Saskatchewan
MunicipalJesse Baker HouseBaker Brook, New Brunswick
ProvincialPetite VilleRosthern RM 403, Saskatchewan
1936NationalFederal BuildingRegina, Saskatchewan
1880NationalRiel House National Historic Site of CanadaWinnipeg, Manitoba
Often found together
Collections that share the most places with this one.




