What were metis means of transportation?

The Métis, a distinct Indigenous people in Canada, primarily used canoes and sleds for transportation. Canoes were essential for navigating rivers and lakes, enabling them to trade and travel across vast distances. In winter, they relied on dog sleds and later on wooden sledges pulled by horses for overland travel. Additionally, the Métis adapted to various terrains and seasons, using their knowledge of the land to facilitate movement and trade.