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Nelson River

Nelson River

River in Manitoba, CanadaWikipedia

Search complete. 6 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Nelson River".

Oct 22, 2026

Christina AustinHOST
20:52
Okay.
Christina AustinHOST
20:53
Governor Frontenac would not authorize Radisson's voyage, though, to Nelson River, which is, I guess, like at the mouth of James Bay.
Christina AustinHOST
21:01
Okay.
Christina AustinHOST
21:01
In around there.
Christina AustinHOST
21:02
I haven't looked at the map.
Christina AustinHOST
21:04
So Chesney had to send Radisson to Acadia for like eight the year, and then they got him on a ship or boat eventually.
Christina AustinHOST
21:12
Grassellier was commanding the ship to take him to the Nelson River to get to James Bay to get to Port Nelson.
SimonGUEST
21:19
Okay.
Rick HarpHOST
1:21
Arguing these breaches date back decades, Tatasqueak alleges Canada failed to protect their right to harvest lake sturgeon in the lower Churchill River.
Rick HarpHOST
1:30
They base their claim on moves by Manitoba Hydro, which for five decades diverted 75 to 98 percent of the water from Lower Churchill into the burnt wood Nelson River system for hydroelectric power, diversion which has endangered wildlife and contributed to the collapse of the sturgeon population.
Rick HarpHOST
1:50
The nation points to a Manitoba Hydro report from last August acknowledging it had altered sturgeon habitat.
Rick HarpHOST
1:57
Filed with the Court of Kings bench in Winnipeg October 15th, Canada and the DFO have until November 4th to respond to Tatuskwiak's claim.
Jules HarlechNARRATOR
82:23
When he returned to the fort he learned that cannonading had been heard from farther inland.
Jules HarlechNARRATOR
82:30
Evidently the ships had sailed up the Nelson River.
Jules HarlechNARRATOR
82:34
Now, across the marsh between the two rivers lay a creek by which Indian canoes from time immemorial had crossed.
Jules HarlechNARRATOR
82:45
Taking a canoe and three of his best men, Radisson paddled and portaged over the route to the Nelson.

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Jules HarlechNARRATOR
95:05
It is impossible, wrote Louis XIV to Governor La Barre, to imagine what you mean by releasing Gillam's boat and relinquishing claim to the North Sea.
Jules HarlechNARRATOR
95:19
At the same time Louis was in a quandary.
Jules HarlechNARRATOR
95:22
He would not relinquish the French claim to the North Sea, but he dared not risk a rupture of his secret treaty with England by openly complimenting Radisson's exploit on the Nelson River.
Jules HarlechNARRATOR
95:36
Radisson was secretly ordered to go back to the Bay and, unofficially, in his private capacity, restore the Nelson River fur post to the Hudson's Bay Company.

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