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Mi'kmaw Birch Bark Canoe Building Workshops - Todd Labrador


Todd Labrador discusses the importance of traditional knowledge and harvesting in the Mi’kmaw birch bark canoe building workshops that he runs in Atlantic Canada and across the country.

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Contact Details

Name: Todd Labrador
Title: Mi'kmaw Birch Bark Canoe Building Teacher
Email Address: toddlabrador77@gmail.com

Contributor

Name: Lisa Jodoin
Regional Lead(s):
  • Verlé Harrop 
  • Sylvia Moore 

Province/Territory

Nova Scotia

Education Levels

Community

Education Topics

Harvesting
Land-based Learning
Traditional Knowledge

Language Spoken

English
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