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Since the Mi’kmaq Nation in Presque Isle started a community garden and a brook trout hatchery, they've became game-changers in providing healthy, culturally relevant food to the community and ...
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Mi’Kmaq Nation Celebrates 30th Anniversary Mawiomi with ... - MSNA Mawiomi is a spiritual gathering composed of friends and family, which the Mi’kmaq Nation invites the public to attend.
They were recorded entirely in the Cape Breton community of Eskasoni during June 2006, but all are based on traditional Mi'kmaq cultural beliefs that have evolved over thousands of years.
When she isn’t displaying Mi’kmaq culture at campgrounds, Ms. Bernard travels to schools across the province to share stories of Mi’kmaq legends with Indigenous and non-Indigenous students.
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Why the Mi’kmaq calendar has 13 months and what they all mean - MSNLong before European contact, the Mi’kmaq calendar has existed. Its ecological calendar consists of 13 months, noting the cycles of the moon and the natural phenomena the Mi’kmaw observed and ...
The Mi’kmaq, the indigenous people of Maritime Canada, capture and express their holistic understanding through the concept of Netukulimk. In this essay we review core attributes of Netukulimk. We ...
In 1993, Premier John Savage and Mi’kmaw Grand Chief Ben Sylliboy declared October as the official month to recognize and celebrate Mi’kmaw culture and heritage. Each October, community activities, ...
Through the collaboration with the Mi’kmaq Nation, Berger and his collaborators tested the biosensors on water samples taken near the tribe’s land at the former Air Force base — and in a ...
Last week, the Mi’gmawe’l Tplu’taqnn Inc. (MTI), a group of eight Mi’kmaq communities in New Brunswick, circulated a map identifying the lands to which they say the Mi’kmaq Nation holds title, and ...
RELATED: Why the Mi’kmaq calendar has 13 months and what they all mean What’s being protected at Kejimkujik is the Mi'kmaq cultural landscape. That includes a trail leading to age-old petroglyphs.
Elizabeth M. Hoover, an associate professor at UC Berkeley, said she has "incorrectly identified" as a woman of Mohawk and Mi’kmaq descent.
Long before European contact, the Mi’kmaq calendar has existed. Its ecological calendar consists of 13 months, noting the cycles of the moon and the natural phenomena the Mi’kmaw observed and ...
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