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         <description><![CDATA[<div>In 1807 marie-anne gaboury was on the the adventure of a lifetime. together with her husband and a small group of other fur traders, she travelled from Quebec halfway across North America. the only way to make the journey was by canoe these people were looking for a steady supply animal furs. they travelled across huge lakes, up raging rivers, and through thick forests, heading toward the west. along the way marie-anne gave birth to two children. Eventually, she and her husband arrived in the settlement that became Edmonton, their home for years. there her third child was born. she was the first baby of francophonde parents to be born in Alberta&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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