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Why are there so many nicknames in Mi'kmaw communities?
Nicknames abound in places like Eskasoni First Nation. A Mi'kmaw historian says the tradition dates back to at least the 17th century.
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Source: cbc.ca
Order Of Canada Recipients Announced
Six New Brunswickers are among the 85 new appointments and four promotions within the Order of Canada. Donald ...
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Order Of Canada Recipients Announced
Six New Brunswickers are among the 85 new appointments and four promotions within the Order of Canada. Donald Savoie of Moncton is being promoted to c...
Source: 919thebend.ca
Baskets, guitars and homes: What sells at Mi'kmaw salites helps grieving families
The history of the Mi'kmaw tradition known as a salite dates back 400 years to the baptism of Grand Chief Henri Membertou.
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Source: cbc.ca
Papal apology for residential school abuses draws strong reaction
After meeting with delegations of Inuit, Métis and First Nations, the Pope said he felt 'sorrow and shame for the role that a number of Catholics' played in residential school abuses.
Source: cbc.ca
Why a 400-year relationship between Mi'kmaq and Catholic Church is under pressure
Some Mi'kmaq have turned away from the Roman Catholic Church over the discovery of unmarked graves at residential schools, but others have maintained their faith.
Source: cbc.ca
CN's New Indigenous Advisory Council Holds Inaugural Meeting and Announces Members
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Cape Breton school opens interactive path dedicated to Truth and Reconciliation
A school in Cape Breton has teamed up with First Nations communities to create an interactive path to help teach students and the community more about truth and reconciliation.
Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca
Families vow to continue land battle in New Brunswick's Kouchibouguac National Park
KOUCHIBOUGUAC, N.B. — A group of 50 people gathered last week on a grassy area overlooking the Fontaine River on New Brunswick’s east coast to share memories and erect a teepee. Their answer for why they were there was simple: “This is home,” they said, one after another. In the eyes of the federal government, […]
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