CREE

Manitoba First Nations group

• 18 Algonquian language

• 56 Canadian tribe

• A Manitoban

• About 120,000 Canadians

• Actress Summer

• Aigonquian tongue

• Alberta Indian

• Alberta native

• Algonquian

• Algonquian Indian

• Algonquian Indian tribe

• Algonquian language

• Algonquian living in Canada

• Algonquian speaker

• Algonquian tribe

• Algonquian-speaking Indian

• Algonquian-speaking tribe

• Allies of the Assiniboin

• Amerind

• Amerindian

• An Amerind

• An official language of the Northwest Territories

• Assiniboia native

• Bison hunters of old

• Buffalo hunter

• Buffy Sainte-Marie, for one

• Canada Indian

• Canada native

• Canada's largest Indian tribe

• Canada's largest native tribe

• Canadian First Nations people

• Canadian Indian tribe

• Canadian lake

• Canadian natives

• Canadian people

• Canadian prairie residents

• Canadian prairie tribe

• Canadian tribe

• Canadian tribe member

• Canadian tribesman

• Certain Algonquian

• Certain Manitoba Indian

• Certain native Canadian

• Chief Big Bear, e.g.

• Chief Big Bear, for one

• Chiefly Canadian Indian

• Cousins of the Ojibwa

• Dakota foe

• Early buffalo hunters

• Early Canadian

• Early Manitoban

• First Nation people

• First Nations tribe

• Foe of the Blackfoot

• Fur trade tribe

• Hero headquarters

• Hudson Bay

• Hudson Bay Indian

• Hudson Bay native

• Hudson Bay tribe

• Hudson's Bay Company trader

• Indian

• Indian language that gave us pemmican

• Indian of Canada

• Indian of Manitoba

• Indian of the northern Plains

• Indian tribe

• Indigene of the Great Lakes area

• Indigenous Canadian

• Indigenous people of Manitoba

• James Bay native

• Language akin to Ojibwa

• Language closely related to Montagnais

• Language from which pemmican is derived

• Language from which Saskatchewan is derived

• language in which Winnipeg means dirty water

• Language related to Massachusett

• Language related to Micmac

• Language related to Montagnais

• Language spoken throughout Canada

• Language that gave us pemmican

• Language whence pemmican came

• Large Algonquian-speaking tribe

• Large Canadian tribe

• Largest Indian tribe in Canada

• Largest of Canada's First Nations

• Manitoba American Indian

• Manitoba Indian

• Manitoba native

• Manitoba tribe

• Manitoba tribesman

• Member of an American Indian people of Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan

• Micmac relative

• Mont. Indian

• Montana native

• Most widely-spoken indigenous language in Canada

• Native American

• Native American of the North

• Native American tribe

• Native Canadian

• Native Canadian tribe

• Native North Americans

• Native of Canada

• Native people of Canada

• Native Quebec tribe

• Native tribe of Canada

• North American Indian

• North American Indian language

• North American tribe

• North American tribe member

• Northern Native American

• Northern Plains people

• Northwest Rebellion participants

• Northwest Rebellion tribe

• Northwestern Indian

• Old buffalo hunter

• One of the official languages of the Northwest Territories

• Onetime buffalo hunter

• Ontario Indian

• Ontario native

• Ontario tribe

• Plain folk

• Plains Indian

• Plains people

• Plains tribe

• Plainsman

• Poundmaker, for one

• Poundmaker's tribe

• Prairie Indian

• Prairie Indian tribe

• Prairie tribe

• Quebec native

• River to the Fond du Lac

• Saskatchewan Indian

• Saskatchewan indian tribe

• Saskatchewan native

• Saskatchewan tribe

• Shania Twain's Native American heritage

• Some Montanans

• Summer of 'A Different World'

• Swampy ___ (plains Indian tribe)

• Tribe in Manitoba

• Tribe of Canada

• Warlike tribe

• Western Canada native

• Western Indian

• The Algonquian language spoken by the Cree people

• A member of an Algonquian people living in central Canada