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Artwork by Dozay Christmas (Membertou First Nation).

Elder Murdena Marshall (Eskasoni First Nation) at the Debert sites.

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Na’skwa’ta’tultinej a’tukwaqnn
Sharing Our Stories
Sa’qewe’l kmitkinal
Ancestors Live Here
Elmi’knikewey etli-mawita’mk
Future Centre

Gerald R. Gloade promotes storytelling in Mi’kmaq History Month video

Posted on September 30, 2018 by MDCC

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