Crossword Clue: Saskatchewan native
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Saskatchewan native"
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- American Indian
- Amerind
- Amerind of Manitoba
- Amerind of Mont.
- Amerindian
- An Algonquian language
- An Algonquian
- An Amerind
- An official language of the Northwest Territories
- A First Nation
- A Manitoban
- Big Bear or Little Bear
- Assiniboia native
- Assiniboin's ally
- Actress Summer
- Alberta Indian
- Alberta native
- Alberta tribe
- Algonkian
- Algonquian
- Algonquian Indian tribe
- Algonquian Indian
- Algonquian language
- Algonquian living in Canada
- Algonquian speaker
- Algonquian speakers
- Algonquian-speaking Indian
- Algonquian-speaking tribe
- Algonquian tongue
- Algonquian tribe
- Algonquian in Canada
- Algonquin Indian
- Algonquin tribe
- Allies of the Assiniboin
- Inuit's neighbour
- Great Lakes tribe
- Certain Algonquian
- Early buffalo hunters
- Early Canadian
- Early Manitoban
- Early Montanan
- Certain Manitoba Indian
- Certain native Canadian
- Fur trade tribe
- Cheyenne's relative
- Buffalo hunter
- Chief Big Bear, e.g.
- Chief Big Bear, for one
- Buffy Sainte-Marie is one
- Hudson Bay Indian.
- Hudson Bay Indian
- Hudson Bay nation
- Hudson Bay native
- Hudson Bay tribe
- Bunibonibee ___ Nation
- First Nation
- First Nations group
- First Nations people
- First Nations tribe
- Cousins of the Ojibwa
- James Bay native
- James Bay natives
- James Bay people
- Canada native
- Canada's Buffy Sainte-Marie, by birth
- Canada's largest Indian tribe
- Canada's largest native tribe
- Canada's most widely spoken indigenous language
- Canadian aboriginal
- Canadian aborigine
- Canadian First Nation folk
- Canadian First Nations people
- Canadian Indian tribe
- Canadian Indian
- Canadian lake or Indian
- Canadian lake
- Canadian native
- Canadian natives
- Canadian Plains tribe
- Canadian prairie residents
- Canadian prairie tribe
- Canadian redman
- Canadian tribe member
- Canadian tribe
- Canadian tribesman
- Foe of the Blackfoot
- Indian
- Indian of Canada.
- Indian of Canada
- Indian of Manitoba
- Indian of North America
- Indian of Northwest
- Indian of the northern Plains
- Indian tribe who fought in the War of 1812
- Indian.
- Indigenous Canadian
- Indigenous people of Manitoba
- Tongue that "Saskatchewan" comes from
- Origin of the name "Winnipeg"
- Manitoba American Indian
- Manitoba Indian.
- Manitoba Indian
- Manitoba native
- Manitoba tribe
- Manitoba tribesman
- Manitoba tribesmen
- Manitoban group
- Manitoban Indian
- Some Canadian natives
- Move stealthily
- Kin of a Maskegon
- Shania Twain's Native American heritage
- Plains dwellers
- Plains Indian
- Plains language
- Plains native
- Plains tribe
- Quebec First Nation
- Quebec native
- Quebec tribe
- Quebec tribesperson
- Tribe in Manitoba
- Tribe of Canada
- Tribe of the Canadian Plains
- Wading site
- Old buffalo hunter
- Lake in Canada
- Member of an Algonquian people of central Canada
- Language closely related to Montagnais
- Language from which "pemmican" is derived
- Language from which "Saskatchewan" comes
- Native American
- Language of 100,000+ Canadians
- Native American of the North
- Native American people
- Native Americans in Canada and the northern US
- Native Canadian tribe
- Native Canadian
- Native Manitoban
- Language related to Massachusett
- Language related to Micmac
- Language related to Montagnais
- Language spoken along James Bay
- Language spoken throughout Canada
- Language that gave us "pemmican"
- Language that Saskatchewan comes from
- Language whence "pemmican" came
- Native people of Canada
- Native tribe of Canada
- Natives of Quebec
- Large Algonquian-speaking tribe
- Large Canadian tribe
- Large First Nations tribe
- Largest of Canada's First Nations
- Largest of Canadas First Nations
- Neighbor of the Sioux.
- Micmac relative
- Prairie Indian
- Prairie tribe
- One of Canada's First Nations
- One of the 11 official languages of Canada's Northwest Territories
- One of the Northwest Territories' official languages
- One of the official languages of the Northwest Territories
- People of Canada
- Relative of a Maskegon
- One-time Manitoban
- Onetime buffalo hunter
- "Peyak, niso, nisto . . ." language
- Ontario Indian
- Ontario native
- Ontario natives
- Ontario tribe
- North American Indian
- North American tribe member
- Northern Montana native
- Northern Montana tribe
- Northern Native American
- Northern Plains people
- Northern Plains tribe
- Northern tribe
- Mont. Indian
- Northwest Rebellion participants
- Montana group
- Montana Indian
- Montana people
- Make
- Summer of "A Different World"
- Swampy ___ (plains Indian tribe)
- Saskatchewan indian tribe
- Saskatchewan Indian
- Saskatchewan native
- Saskatchewan tribe
- U. S. Indian
- Western Canada native
- Western Indian
Recent Usage of Saskatchewan native in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Saskatchewan native in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - July 7, 2019
- New York Times - Aug. 26, 2018
- WSJ Daily - April 29, 2017
- New York Times - March 10, 2016
- Washington Post - May 20, 2015
- Sheffer - Nov. 28, 2013
- Wall Street Journal Friday - July 12, 2013
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 3, 2011
- Universal Crossword - March 30, 2010
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Aug. 7, 2009
- USA Today - Jan. 7, 2009
- LA Times - April 25, 2008
- Washington Post - April 7, 2006
- New York Times - July 2, 1995
- New York Times - Jan. 14, 1995
