Hudson Bay
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Sep 17, 2026
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
Captain Hunt's expedition having encountered great hardship on the route across the plains, many of the members deserted from its ranks and remained among the Indians, and this fact will also serve to account for the presence of a number of Iroquois Indians who were found among the Flatheads in 1816.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
Large numbers of Canadians and Iroquois were also engaged in the service of both the Northwest Company and the Hudson Bay Company as traders and trappers at their different stations west of the Rocky Mountains.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
These hardy pioneers led a roaming life, but true to their early education, amidst all the scenes of savage life through which they passed, they never forgot their faith, but on every occasion when danger threatened them, they sought the God of salvation in prayer.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
In this manner the Indians, by whom they were surrounded, received the first knowledge of the white man's God, and through these Catholics they also learned of the black gown long years before they were visited by a priest.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
To the Canadians and Iroquois, therefore, is the honor due of opening the way for the Catholic missionary in Oregon.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
The first colonists in Oregon.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
In 1824, Dr. John McLoughlin, chief factor of the Hudson Bay Company, was appointed governor of the Hudson Bay Company's posts, with headquarters at Vancouver, Washington Territory, where a fort was erected that year.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
He was one of nature's noblemen in every sphere of life.
Barney ShynkarukHOST
Some of the text messages, football-wise.
Barney ShynkarukHOST
Terry from Hudson Bay.
Barney ShynkarukHOST
Just wondering what the Riders' win-loss record is when Andre Pruel is reffing their games.
Barney ShynkarukHOST
It would be interesting to know for at least the last 10 years.
Kaustubha DasHOST
Yeah
RaghunathHOST
... to die in Hudson Bay.
Kaustubha DasHOST
It's a scary thing, you get on a boat with a bunch of guys, and a lot of them are like, you know, a little shady.
RaghunathHOST
And it's not like they're cultured guys.
Dean ThorpeHOST
He wants to see the Port of Churchill become a year-round facility with the help of icebreakers during the long winter.
Dean ThorpeHOST
But the port and the single rail line that comes into the town along Hudson Bay both need work.
Dean ThorpeHOST
Well, this week, Kanu announced his government will waive sales tax on major capital spending on the port aimed at attracting investment in an energy corridor.
Dean ThorpeHOST
The first shipments of grain and canola were leaving the port this month, bound for markets in Europe.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
Captain Hunt's expedition having encountered great hardship on the route across the plains, many of the members deserted from its ranks and remained among the Indians; and this fact will also serve to account for the presence of a number of Iroquois Indians who were found among the Flatheads in 1816.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
Large numbers of Canadians and Iroquois were also engaged in the service of both the Northwest Company and the Hudson Bay Company as traders and trappers at their different stations west of the Rocky Mountains.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
These hardy pioneers led a roaming life.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
But true to their early education, amidst all the scenes of savage life through which they passed, they never forgot their faith.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
To the Canadians and Iroquois, therefore, is the honor due of opening the way for the Catholic missionary in Oregon.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
The first colonists in Oregon.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
In 1824, Dr. John McLaughlin, chief factor of the Hudson Bay Company, was appointed governor of the Hudson Bay Company's posts, with headquarters at Vancouver, Washington Territory, where a fort was erected that year.
Carol PelsterNARRATOR
He was one of nature's noblemen in every sphere of life.
Mark BreenHOST
This also led to the formation of some extensive river valley fog expected to linger into mid-even late morning before sunshine takes the edge off the chill for all of the region midday and afternoon.
Mark BreenHOST
This afternoon, the high continues its journey east, stretching northeast into the Canadian Maritimes, while a storm passing north of Minnesota into western Ontario this morning races northeast toward Hudson Bay and then northern Quebec by this time tomorrow morning.
Mark BreenHOST
The storm's circulation steers a cold front toward us later today into Wednesday.
Mark BreenHOST
However, the storm takes much of its energy with it, leaving a decaying front drifting through here, only scattering a passing sprinkler of shower later on tonight through the St. Lawrence Valley and, rather spotty in the Adirondacks, northwest Vermont near Lake Champlain and into the eastern townships.
Stephen PhinneyGUEST
And so this guy said, "Well, these people know how to live in this place, so if we can live on their diet, we can go where they go, eating what they eat, and we'll just have them guide us." So Schwatka, and there's another European origin guy here in this, in this diagram, but there were four European origin guys, two Inuit families.
Stephen PhinneyGUEST
They left the west coast of Hudson Bay, uh, in, um, I think it was December of 1878.
Stephen PhinneyGUEST
Uh, so they left in early winter and, uh, were, uh, gone for 14 months, traveled 3,000 miles overland, and everybody came back alive.
Stephen PhinneyGUEST
They did find a lot of artifacts.
Mark BreenHOST
Areas of dense valley fog will also form along the rivers overnight tonight, lingering into mid-morning tomorrow.
Mark BreenHOST
During the day Tuesday, high pressure continues to move to the east, stretching northeast into the Canadian Maritimes, while a storm found this morning over Montana races northeast toward Hudson Bay and northern Quebec.
Mark BreenHOST
This attempts to draw a cold front toward us later tomorrow into Wednesday.
Mark BreenHOST
However, with the storm so far to our north, it takes most of its energy with it, leaving just a decaying front drifting through here tomorrow.
Matt DouglasGUEST
I mean, there's probably, I'm just thinking off the top of my head, probably eight to 10 different varieties of roses that grow all the way up to the Arctic Circle.
Matt DouglasGUEST
So, you know, you get up to Hudson Bay and things like that, you don't necessarily think you're gonna have roses up there.
Matt DouglasGUEST
Uh, but they do, and they live, uh, you know, they've existed naturally in the climate.
Matt DouglasGUEST
Um, you know, a- on top of that, a lot of the old garden roses tend to be very hardy.
Shawn HicksGUEST
I won this summer, but it fell through and it was going up to Cree Nation up near Moosonee.
Shawn HicksGUEST
And it was an island there in the middle of Hudson Bay.
Shawn HicksGUEST
And it would have been another really cool one.
Shawn HicksGUEST
I think it might come up next year again.
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