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There are 2 Dene communities in Manitoba, Tadoule Lake and Lac Brochet. The Sayisi Dene language is a unique dialect spoken by those from Tadoule Lake, while Lac Brochet's language tends to vary in dialect. The Sayisi were once a nomadic tribe and lived the furthest East of all the Dene. They were called Eastern Dene, which is what Sayisi means, as well as under the sun, when it rises from the East

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