Word of the week for December 2nd-8th. O' stoqn ji'j, O' stoqn ji'j~! πΆ Most people are putting up their christmas trees for the upcoming holiday season; While others had their trees up for months.. Either way we love to see all kinds of christmas trees! π
Word of the week for November 25-December 1st. Its getting cold out there, frosty in the morning, and the cold chill stays throughout the day. Make sure to start dressing according to the weather, or you'll freeze. π₯Ά
Word of the week! Mesie'waq which means the weather is misty in Mi'kmaq! Stay warm and dry out there! π§π«
Word of the week for November 11th-17th. Today is rememberance day, a day to remember the soldiers that graciously fought for us. Welaliek, Sma'knisk!
Word of the week for November 4th-10th. The nights are becoming longer, and the snow is staring to fall. Winter is right around the corner.βοΈ
Word of the week for October 28-November 3rd. This word originates from the word Puowin, which is translated to "Shaman" or someone who has supernatural gifts. π§ββοΈ
Word of the week for October 21st-27th. It is spooky that bats are flying around us at night! π΅βπ« π¦
Word of the week for October 14th-20th. This a new word we just learned recently, and wanted to share. It also has the same spooky spirit as last weeks word. ππ€‘
Word of the week for October 7th-13th. The vibes are spooky, and we have wonder do you believe in ghosts? Boo! π»
Word of the week for September 30th-October 6th. Keeping traditional values alive is important. Let's protect our moose for the next 7 generations. ππ§‘
Word of the week for September 23rd-29th. "Let's learn together" or "Kina'masultinej" is also the name of a new art exhibition here in Cape Breton at the CBU art gallery. They celebrate Mi'kmaq crafters, and showcase their intricate beadwork. Check it out, it runs from September-February. πͺΆ
Word of the week for September 16th-22nd. The days are becoming shorter, colder, and somehow busier as the school year picks up. Its always good to take care of yourself, and especially when things get hectic.