The Great Peace of Montreal document returns to the city for its 325th anniversary

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The Great Peace of Montreal is a landmark document that put an end to decades of warfare. In 1701, leaders of nearly 40 Indigenous nations gathered in Montreal to sign the treaty and make peace. For the second time in history, the original document is now on display at the Pointe-à-Callière Museum. CBC Montreal News at 6 host Debra Arbec went to the museum to talk about the significance of the document to André Dudemaine, founder of LandInSights, and exhibition project manager Samuel Moreau.