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Journeys to York Factory on Absolutely Manitoba

Archaeologists, historians, elders and paddlers reflect on their trips to York Factory, a unique and fragile Canadian site that leaves a lasting impression.
Kyle Kushier arrives at York Factory, which is now a national historic site. (Caroline Wintoniw)

Journeys to York Factory
Sept. 9, 2017
7 p.m. on CBC TV in Manitoba

The historic site of York Factory, where the Hayes River empties into Hudson's Bay, attracts archaeologists, historians, elders and paddlers. The names of those working for the HBC for over 270 years still haunt the walls.

When the HBC abandoned the depot in 1957, First Nations communities were relocated inland, but they still call it home. York Factory continues to draw people year after year for gatherings and pilgrimages to this unique and fragile Canadian treasure.

Produced by Five Door Films

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