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I don't think a list of Native Museums exists because it wasn't until
the last 5 years Aboriginals started to create, fund and design their
own museums and content.  It is a very big controversy in Canada.  You
could contact Heritage Canada or Tourism Canada for that info. I think
both have a web site.  In Saskatchewan where I live, there is
Wanuskewin Interpretive Centre
Saskatoon, SK

Natural History Museum
Regina SK

Chief Poundmaker Interpretive Centre
Poundmaker Reserve, SK

Duck Lake Museum
Duck Lake, SK


Batoche Heritage Park
Batoche, SK

Only to name a few with aboriginal content.  I will do a little research
and send you more if you need it.  Please contact me if I can help you
further.  [log in to unmask]

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