Battle of Loon Lake

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The Battle of Loon Lake was the final military engagement of the North-West Rebellion of 1885 in Canada, marking the effective end of the conflict between Métis and Indigenous forces and the Canadian government.

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Battle of Loon Lake canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
aftermath dispersal of Cree and Métis bands
pursuit and eventual surrender of Big Bear
alsoKnownAs Battle of Steele Narrows
Steele Narrows
belligerent Cree forces
Government of Canada
Métis fighters
North-West Mounted Police
category Battles involving Canada
Conflicts in 1885
History of Indigenous peoples in Canada
cause tensions over land, treaties, and Métis rights
combatantSide Canadian government forces
linked to: Canadian militia

Cree and Métis forces
commander Big Bear
Sam Steele
conflict North-West Rebellion
country Canada
date 1885-06-03
hasCasualties Cree and Métis casualties
few or no Canadian government casualties
hasParticipant Cree warriors
Métis allies of the Cree
linked to: Métis

North-West Mounted Police scouts
hasSiteStatus National Historic Site of Canada
historicalPeriod 19th century
post-Confederation Canada
isFinalBattleOf North-West Rebellion
location Loon Lake, Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
memorial Steele Narrows Provincial Park
partOf Canadian military history
North-West Rebellion
history of Saskatchewan
precededBy Battle of Batoche
relatedTo Battle of Batoche
Big Bear
Louis Riel
North-West Mounted Police
result Canadian government victory
defeat of Cree and Métis forces
significance final military engagement of the North-West Rebellion
marked the effective end of the North-West Rebellion
theater Canadian Prairies
typeOfWarfare small-unit engagement
year 1885

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North-West Rebellion mainBattle Battle of Loon Lake
Battle of Frenchman Butte followedBy Battle of Loon Lake
Battle of Frenchman Butte relatedTo Battle of Loon Lake