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Torn Between Two Worlds: A Residential School Survivor’s Story Wabanaki to Mi’kmaw exercising their fishing

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to Mi’kmaw exercising their fishing rights in Nova Scotia

Cree/Metis/Mi'kmaw

and quilting of over thirty-five women and men working in these media

the Western Treaties

Torn Between Two Worlds: A Residential School Survivor’s Story Wabanaki to Mi’kmaw exercising their fishingRobert Kakakaway is from White Bear First Nations in SK. He lives on Whitecap Dakota First Nation near Saskatoon, SK. He is the founder of Kakakaway & Associates Consulting, an Indigenous organization that offers ceremonial teachings. He completed his B. G. S. degree at UBC in 1992. He also completed several post secondary diploma programs. Robert attended Marieval Indian Residential School for six years. He shares his daily experiences and the

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