I have a partial display of my genealogy of my biological side of the family. I am working on one from my adopted side of the family. Even though many of our elders have passed including my adopted mother the Morin family still treat me as one of their own. I was so fortunate to have been raised by such caring people. Also, I have made a direct link to the Riel Genealogy, the link is within the second page where I discuss the Riel family.
Hank lives and works out of Winnipeg.
Many Metis people in Saskatchewan's Northwest speak Michif and think they are speaking Cree. Just click on the blinking underlined words. Check this out, a Metis lawyer, now retired has written a book on The Trial of Louis Riel, Justice and Mercy Denied. LL.B., LL.M. must be commended for the hard task of going through archives, travelling and gathering facts, even so far as travelling to England because for some reason the Supreme Court of Canada was bypassed and Riel's appeal was heard before Privy Council, which is in England. For you folks who are not legally educated Mr. Goulet has written this book in as much plain English as possible but nevertheless, you will find many legal terms and may find a lot of the reading somewhat boring.