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Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations
Chiefs - APCFNC
Once you open this site go to the "Site Search" function on the lower left and
key in Passamaquoddy then click the search button. You will find lots of
info on Passamaquoddy at this site.
Land grab angers Passamaquoddy people, Windspeaker News, Nov 2001
The Internet's most extensive collection
of resources relating to the Delgamuukw decision
This site has been designed to provide First Nations with the best available
legal research and practical tools for implementing Delgamuukw on the
ground.
OUR HOME AND NATIVE LAND
A SUPREME COURT DECISION GIVES NATIVE PEOPLES
POTENT WEAPONS IN THE BATTLE TO DECIDE NONTREATY LAND CLAIMS
Grand Manan
The Passamaquoddy indians called it Mun-a-Nook or "island place". Situated
some 22 miles from Blacks Harbour, being 15 miles long and 6 1/2 miles at its
widest point.
St. Croix Island
International Historic Site
June 26, 2004 French, Canadian, Passamaquoddy, and
American officials participated in a solemn ceremony commemorating the 400th
anniversary of French settlement on Saint Croix Island.
http://www.sipayik.com/sacred_site.htm
This is a portion of the Sipayik.com website.
This is a private website done by put together by a talented and good fellow
from Pleasant Point.
Life After Ile Ste-Croix - Film
A tiny island with 400 years of history, sits between Canada and the United
States. In June 2004, commemorative events on this island brought together
three cultures claiming history and a stage. Acadians use the
commemoration to celebrate 400 years of Francophone culture. Anglophones
use the event to promote a tourist destination that they hope will revive their
local economy. Forgotten, abandoned, and driven from their Canadian lands,
the Passamaquoddy use this event to demand official recognition and Native
rights from the government of Canada. Life After Ile Ste-Croix documents
the stories behind the commemorative events. It shows the human face of
history by presenting the compelling stories of people who engage with their
history, with the stories of their pasts, in order to improve their lives in the
present
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