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Blessings with Elder Maggie Paul

by Double Curve Media
July 1, 2021
Reading Time: 1min read
Blessings with Elder Maggie Paul

Maggie Paul. Screen capture from video, Blessings, by Double Curve Media.

In this spectacular video, Maggie Paul, a Passamaquoddy elder, describes blessing the whales in Passamaquoddy Bay in Qonasqamkuk, also known as St. Andrews.

The video was produced by Double Curve Media and done in partnership with the Royal Ontario Museum. It was first posted on social media on June 25, 2021.

Double Curve Media is an Indigenous media company based out of Sitansisk Wolastoqiyik (St. Mary’s First Nation). Follow them on Facebook and Youtube.

Tags: Double Curve MediaMaggie PaulNew BrunswickPassamaquoddy BayQonasqamkukSt. Andrews
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