George Paul & The Honour Song /

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[ ] Authors: Gloade, Gerald. Published by : Treaty Education Nova Scotia, (Sydney, N.S. :) Physical details: 25 pages : color illustrations ; 20 cm. Subject(s): Paul, George --(Mi'kmaw) --Fiction. | Mi'kmaq First Nation --Nova Scotia --Fiction. | Mi'kmaq First Nation --History --Fiction. | Mi'kmaq First Nation --Treaties --Fiction. | Mi'kmaq First Nation --Fiction. | Mi'kmaq First Nation --Social life and customs --Fiction. | First Nations --Treaties --Juvenile fiction. | First Nations --History --Fiction. | Schools --Nova Scotia --Fiction. | Songs --Nova Scotia --Fiction. | Off-reservation boarding schools --Fiction. | Indigenous peoples --Fiction. | Indigenous peoples --Social life and customs --Fiction. | Indigenous peoples --Study and teaching --Fiction. | Nova Scotia --History --Fiction. | Canadian fiction. Year : 2018 Item type :

Location	Call Number	Status	Date Due
Mt. Stewart Consolidated School		Available

Treaty Education creates opportunities for Nova Scotians to learn about the Mi'kmaq, their inherent Aboriginal and Treaty rights, and our shared history. It promotes an understanding of the Peace and Friendship treaties as historical and living documents. Nova Scotia has several historic treaties with the Mi'kmaq dating back to the 1720s. The significance of the treaties is not only the words contained in the documents, but in the conversations and ceremonies that accompanied the negotiations, establishing meaningful relationships.

A Mi'kmaq story of George Paul and The Honour Song and how it came about.

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George Paul & The Honour Song /