Muskwa Lake Wellness Camp Grant
Nuturing future generations of Pinehouse
About The Grant
Families from from East(Lac La Ronge/Stanley Mission) and from the West(Ile-la-Crosse, Patuanak) areas began to congregate in the Souri River area before the 1930’s in order to trade fur for goods and tools with the Hudson Bay Company.
Life was meagre and hard to survive off the land. Small log cabins scattered the lakes around Souri River and Snake Lake, and families survived from the animals and fauna surrounding the area.
Heat consisted of campfires and wood stoves while the only light was the vintage kerosene lamp. Furs were prepared under this light; beadwork carried on late into the night in order to produce moccasins for the hunters or sell to the HBC. Click below for the grant website
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