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White Bear

First Nation's Chief

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About White Bear

White Bear (also known as , died 1870)

He was a trader in furs and in 1858 he supplied the Hudson's Bay Company with seed potatoes.

He lived on the northwest shore of White Bear Lake (now Cassels Lake),

Death and legacy White Bear died in 1870.

White Bear Forest and White Bear Lake are named after White Bear.

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Who was White Bear?

first Nation's Chief

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: White Bear

· Wikidata: Q117289804

· DBpedia: White Bear (Wabimakwa)

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