(As portrayed in Canada: A People's History) They benefitted from the weakened state of the Huron nation, laid waste by epidemics and divided by the presence of so many Christian converts.

They wrote home about a game played by the Huron Indians with sticks reminiscent of the crosier (la Crosse) carried by bishops as a symbol of their office.

They arrived during the Paleo-Indian period, about 9,000NJ ... the spruce forest became boreal and the Huron, then known as the Wendat, adapted to the changing landscape. They began farming ...