S8E4 A 17th Century River of Change - The Innu and the Algonquin along the St. Lawrence River
The St. Lawrence River is one of the most important waterways in the western hemisphere. It has been home to a multitude of peoples and has provided both food and commerce for centuries. It is both a cornucopia and a highway. First Nations have lived along its banks for more than a millennium and when Europeans began…
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