Riel House National Historic Sites

Before becoming the leader of the Metis people, Louis Riel went to a post secondary institution with hopes of becoming a __________. He did not finish this/these program(s).

Priest Both a lawyer and a priest. Lawyer Politician

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Fond Childhood Memory
Guestbook/ kariliu3/ Sep 29, 2017
The visit to Riel House was such a delight, 30+ years later I still remember the elementary days of visiting this site, making bannock and churning butter, and the story telling and antique costumes of the simple days. It is a very nice place to bring your young ones to visit, especially on a beautiful summer day!
Really Interesting
Guestbook/ nicholpennell/ Jul 17, 2017
I went here a few years ago with my Dad and it was really cool. The tour guides were super nice and did a great job!
Enjoyable
Guestbook/ b-marshall/ Feb 15, 2016
It's a nice piece of history more people should know about
Visited during the Saint Boniface Explore group of 2015
Guestbook/ meagancasalino/ Jul 31, 2015
Visited during the Saint Boniface Explore group of 2015
nice
Guestbook/ osnapitzabiiii/ Dec 25, 2013
cool

The Riel House is a house-museum located in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Today owned and administered by Parks Canada, the Riel House is mostly known for being the home of the Riel family and for Louis Riel who has lived in this house briefly in the summer of 1883. It was where Riel was laid in state after his execution in 1885.

330 route River Rd, Winnipeg, Manitoba
204-984-9480
http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/lhn-nhs/mb/riel/visit.aspx
School programs : May & June. General public: July & August. Daily, 10am to 5pm; Programmes scolaire : mai et juin. Public : juillet et août. Tous les jours de 10h à 17h.
@ParksCanadaWPG

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