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The Fall Gathering

​The Annual Fall Gathering is an intense 3-4 day weekend, held near the end of October when historical events are winding down, allowing participants to take the winter to perfect the skills learned for the following year. It is typically hosted during the last weekend of October and it is the main event held by the NAVC each year. 

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​Over the years the Fall Gathering has been held in numerous states and provinces, including Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Manitoba, and Ontario. These events have gathered from 40 to over 130 participants. The Gathering has a long history, and through the ups and downs of the organization, the Gathering has been host to some of our proudest moments.

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This past year, it was hosted at Fort William in Thunder Bay Ontario during the last weekend of October

(Oct 31st - Nov 3rd). 

The North American Voyageur Council

The North American Voyageur Council acknowledges that we live, work, and play on the traditional lands of many Indigenous nations who call Turtle Island home. We acknowledge the harms caused to Indigenous peoples during the time we represent and strive to create positive change in the harmful stereotypes and precident created during this era and their effects on history.

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