Lariou
The place
Lariou in the Laurentides, Sainte-Adèle/Sainte-Marguerite sector (Val-David-Val-Morin regional park, Quebec, Canada), at 600 m elevation, Laurentian plateau of the Canadian Shield. Continuous Quebec Laurentides cluster (batches 234-386, 3 entries). Ski/hiking shelter on the P'tit Train du Nord network (Lariou, a pioneer French-Quebecois surname + Val-David-Val-Morin regional park, 100 km², est. 1970 + P'tit Train du Nord network, former railway turned 232 km multi-use trail, Bois-des-Filion to Mont-Laurier, completed 1994 + heritage of Curé Antoine Labelle 1833-1891, colonization priest of the Laurentides for 30 years, 3 M ha of settlers, apostle-bishop + heritage of the Anishinabeg Mohawks (Algonquian/Iroquoian peoples) + Oka crisis, 78-day standoff 11 July-26 September 1990, Sûreté du Québec blockade vs Mohawks of Kanesatake over ancestral lands and the Oka golf course expansion, 3 inches of soil, iconic Indigenous-State confrontation in Canada + heritage of the Patriotes Rebellion 1837-1838, 12 hanged, Louis-Joseph Papineau exiled to the UK, parliamentary democracy).
The setting
Laurentides Sainte-Adèle/Sainte-Marguerite Val-David-Val-Morin regional park QC Canada 600 m Laurentian plateau Canadian Shield, continuous cluster batches 234-386 3 entries, Ski/hiking shelter P'tit Train du Nord Lariou French-Quebecois surname + regional park VdVm 100 km² est. 1970 + P'tit Train du Nord 232 km 1994 + Labelle 1833-1891 Laurentides 30 years 3 M ha settlers bishop, Anishinabeg Mohawks Algonquian/Iroquoian + Oka 78 days 1990 SQ vs Mohawks of Kanesatake + Patriotes Rebellion 1837-1838 12 hanged Papineau UK parliamentary democracy.
