KnowraRupert's LandLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Rupert's Land, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 4Related 6Narrower topic 2Compared with 1New FranceCompared with: Its English fur-trade network competed with French expansion in the continental interior.Northwest TerritoriesRelated: Its transfer to Canada in 1870 helped shape the boundaries of northern western Canada.Fur tradeBroader topic: Company control of this territory made commercial privileges a force in colonial land claims.Hudson's Bay CompanyBroader topic: The charter made this territory the geographic foundation of the company's trading empire.Hudson BayRelated: Its historic boundaries followed the drainage basin flowing toward the bay.British North AmericaBroader topic: This company-governed territory formed a major part of British North America beyond the settled colonies.Louis RielRelated: The transfer placed Red River under Canadian authority without Métis consent.Numbered TreatiesRelated: Its transfer opened western lands to Canadian settlement and treaty-making.ManitobaNarrower topic: Manitoba emerged from the transfer of this territory to Canada.Prince Rupert of the RhineBroader topic: Rupert was the company's first governor, and the territory was named in his honor.SaskatchewanNarrower topic: Much of present-day Saskatchewan lay within this company-controlled territory.History of CanadaRelated: Its transfer to Canada expanded the country across the continental interior.Western CanadaRelated: Its transfer to Canada opened much of the region to federal administration and settlement.