digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/cgi/viewconten… -- I find this interesting Jarvis, you tell me that I am not allowed to claim my own Mi'kmaw family without going through the Mi'kmaw Nation. This article says there is no Mi'kmaw Nation (which I don't believe by the way) but in so saying, by what right do
think you have to make me claim my family through you? The ancestry I am citing is my own. Mathew Mius, Francois Mius and Joseph Mius. 2 of who are signatories to Peace and Friendship Treaties.
"Despite meeting all the elements of this onerous test, Mr. Bernard nonetheless lost. The reason? He could not prove that he descended from the particular sub-group of Mìgmaq who were in the Saint John area pre-contact (circa sixteen hundreds) and quit the area about a hundred
years later for reasons unknown (probably colonial displacement), likely then joining other Mìgmaq elsewhere."-I can show my ancestors and where I descended from hundreds of years ago and Darryl Leroux & you (and other goons) try to shame me and say my ancestors don't count, 🤔
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