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He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.

Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war




Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 

After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.

He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.

He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.



Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.

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He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.

Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war




Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 

After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.

He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.

He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.



Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.

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He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.

Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war




Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 

After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.

He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.

He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.



Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.

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He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.

Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war




Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 

After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.

He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.

He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.



Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.

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He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.

Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war




Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 

After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.

He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.

He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.



Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.

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He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.

Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war




Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 

After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.

He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.

He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.



Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.

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He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.

Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war




Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 

After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.

He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.

He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.



Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.

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He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.

Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war




Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 

After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.

He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.

He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.



Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.

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  • Hi! My name is Binaaswi, but I'm also known as Francis Pegahmagabow or "Peggy" to my friends. I was born on March 9, 1891 and worked in lumber camps, fishing stations.
  • Pegahmagabow served in WWI despite the official Canadian policy that initially excluded minorities; he was one of nearly 4000 indigenous soldiers who volunteered in the war
  • He became a reputable soldier and was known as the deadliest sniper; he was credited with 378 kills and of capturing nearly 300 prisoners. He continued to fight despite receiving pneumonia, leg injuries and surviving a gas attack.
  • Justice for Indigenous peoples!!!! 
  • After the war, he became a chief and a councillor and advocated for better treatment towards Indigenous peoples and veterans.
  • He was declared Canada's most highly decorated aboriginal soldier and received several awards such as Two bars, British War Medal, etc to show his courage.
  • He died on Aug 5, 1952 and was bestowed with a bronze monument at CFB Borden.
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