Who were the leaders of the Red River Resistance?

The leaders of the Red River Resistance, which took place in 1869-1870 in what is now Manitoba, Canada, were Louis Riel and his associates, including Gabriel Dumont and Pierre Delorme. Louis Riel, a Métis political and spiritual leader, emerged as the central figure advocating for Métis rights and land claims. He organized the resistance against the Canadian government's transfer of the territory without Métis consent, ultimately leading to the establishment of the province of Manitoba.