A century of conflict ended with Haida First Nation New legislation a step forward for native land claims Battle heats up over native tobacco trade Navigation First Nations Home Shopping Search Contact Us Latest Articles First Nation News First Nations History First Nation Languages First Nation Legends First Nation Reserves First Nation Treaties First Nation Tribes US Indian Tribes First Nations Quick Fact: There are many legends from First Nations history that tell of events similar to those described in the biblical tale of Noah's Ark. There were many different versions of First Nation legends that dealt with a great flood. Many talk of retreating to mountain tops to avoid the high waters.

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