Gabriel Dumont
Métis leader Gabriel Dumont is an iconic hero and Canadian political figure. He was a fighter concerned with his people's welfare. This monument to Dumont’s life and legacy was created by Bill Epp. It was installed in Saskatoon’s Friendship Park in 1985 as a commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Northwest Resistance.
Gabriel Dumont
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