What happened in the battle of fish creek?

The Battle of Fish Creek, fought on April 24, 1885, was a significant engagement during the North-West Rebellion in Canada. It involved Métis forces led by Gabriel Dumont clashing with Canadian government troops. The battle resulted in a tactical victory for the Métis, who successfully ambushed the Canadian forces, inflicting casualties and forcing them to retreat. This confrontation showcased the Métis' tactical skills and underscored the tensions between the Métis and the Canadian government over land and rights.