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The North-West Rebellion took place in Canada, primarily in the Saskatchewan region, during 1885. It was a conflict between the Métis people, led by Louis Riel, and the Canadian government. Key battles occurred near Duck Lake and Batoche, which were central to the uprising. The rebellion aimed to address grievances over land rights and governance for the Métis population.

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