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JOSEPH-NORBERT PROVENCHER
Born : February 12, 1787
Deceased : June 7, 1853
Bishop of Saint Boniface, 1847-1853
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The field of gold represents the prairie environment, the cross his Christian faith, and the winding red line suggests the Red River. The black and pointed charge near the base refers to the tents of the nomadic peoples of what is now Manitoba.
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