Fort Folly First Nation Revives Mi'kmaq Cultural Practices

CBC article from August 1, 2019, discussing the new cultural co-ordinator in Fort Folly First Nation. The co-ordinator teaches children language, medicines and drumming.

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Gail Harding

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CBC News

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