Women were the Settlers
Life in the mid 19th Century was tough for everyone on the windswept prairies of Manitoba. But it was women who made the huge impact that allowed the prairies to be settled. Here's a segment from Prairie Public's documentary series "Built on Agriculture." See the full documentary here: • Built On Agriculture Part 2 - The Institut... Production funding for Built on Agriculture was provided by Manitoba Government Growing Forward 2, a federal-provincial territorial initiative, Government of Canada; MacDon Industries Ltd., Monsanto Canada Inc., The Bicentenary of the Red River Selkirk Settlement Committee, Parrish & Heimbecker Limited, Richardson Foundation, The Winnipeg Foundation, and the Members of Prairie Public.

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Built On Agriculture Part 1 - The Selkirk Settlers

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Why Aliens Would NEVER Invade Africa

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A Day in the Life of a Colonial Kid, part 1

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Homesteading

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Settlement of The Western Plains (Vintage Canadian prairie documentary)- 1965

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A Tour of Mennonite Historic Sites in Manitoba

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New Home In The West - Ukrainian pioneers/immigrants in Canada (1943)

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The Unbreakable Women Who Built America | The American Frontier Women | Women Through Time

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Kidnapped by Lakota | What it was Like to be a Woman CAPTURED by a Tribe of Warriors

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Diaries of Women Pioneers

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Canada’s Hidden Nation: The Untold Métis Origin Story

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The Pioneer Woman

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Alberta | The Stories That Made Us - Alberta Settlers and Homesteads (Episode 4)

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TV ART SLIDESHOW | Abstract Art for your TV | Jené Stephaniuk | 1hour of 4K HD Paintings

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107 Year Old Irish Farmer Reflects on Change, 1965

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Clay County Settlements | Prairie Mosaic

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A Day in the Life of an 1850's Pioneer Family—The Funk Heritage Center

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How US Air Force B 52 Pilot Performed an Emergency Takeoff at Full Speed

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Solomon Butcher: Frontier Photographer

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