Lynx Darrington Press But… where’s the princess now

But… where’s the princess now

beat back the cold as the ruthless Hunstman

75 Image cards

9" thick)–that's 152mm by 229mm if you're fancy

this journey won’t be plain sailing – there are lots of surprises along the way to throw you off course

Lynx Darrington Press But… where’s the princess nowFrom the 1600s to the 1870s, the fur trade was the main economic driver for European exploration and colonization of Canada and ultimately Canada's nationhood. Trade companies relied heavily on trade with Indigenous trappers (predominantly supplying beaver pelts, but also lynx, mink, and other furs). The fur trade pushed economic and cultural relationships between Europeans and Indigenous people, but not without indelible impacts. In Lynx, each player