Titaga

Titaga belongs to the Saskatchewan country of the northern Plains, where grasslands, river valleys and the edge of the forests offered different resources. Bison supplied meat, hides and materials to many communities, while rivers provided landmarks and routes through the country. Seasonal movement linked people with changing sources of food.

Across the wider northern Plains, Indigenous peoples maintained networks linking grasslands and forests. Horses changed travel and hunting, while the fur trade brought new goods and demands into existing relationships. Inland traders depended on Indigenous producers, guides and transport networks as they sought routes through the region.