Duck Lake Regional Interpretive Center

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Visible from the highway, the Duck Lake Regional Interpretive Centre features artifacts about the Northwest Resistance and First Nation-Métis-Settler history of 1870-1905. The Centre includes a 64-seat theatre/meeting room, a 24-m viewing tower, parking and picnic areas. The onsite gift shop features local artists, Glen Scrimshaw artwork, local handcrafts and books on local and national history. Bilingual tours are available.

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