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Fundraiser for Wulustukyik (Maliseet) Nation grandmothers and mothers at Sisson site

by Andrea Polchies
July 6, 2017
Reading Time: 1min read

Photo from the Wulustukyik (Maliseet) Nation Grandmothers and Mothers

The Wulustukyik (Maliseet) Nation Grandmothers and Mothers are currently out at the sisson mine site in order to prevent the distruction of their ancestral homelands in the heart of their territory. Read more here on how you can donate to support their efforts, including the building of a traditional educational institution (healing lodge) for everyone who wants to learn about the Wulustukyik (Maliseet people).

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