Ian Peach is an adviser to the Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre at the University of New Brunswick. Part 2
Interview with Ian Peach adviser to the Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre at UNB Part one.
Peskotomuhkati Councilor Margaret Nelson sits down at the Chiputneticook lodge.
Sit down interview at Chiputneticook lodge with Peskotomuhkati councilor Rita Fraser.
Job Posting 2: Fisheries Technician
Job Posting: Fish Passage/Fisheries Field Technician
Notice: Community Presentations for Tribal Members History and Restoration of Sea-Run Fish in the Schoodic River Watershed Passamaquoddy Ancestral Homeland.
Invitation and Agenda.
For MoreDwayne Tomah singing and drumming a Passamaquoddy song.
Smudging is an ancient art that is believed to have been practiced by Native Americans for centuries. It’s the name given to the ceremonial, daily act of cleansing and purification which uses a selection of herbs, often sage, which are bundled together with string to form a smudge stick before being ignited.
Scientific Facts That Make Me Want to Start Smudging Right Now
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