How Raven Returned the Sun Great Law of Peace Indigenous Communities in Canada: Mi’kmaq

Indigenous Communities in Canada: Mi’kmaq Community is an elementary level information book from Beech Street Books about the past and present-day culture and history of the Mi’kmaq who live in Canada’s Atlantic provinces and Quebec and call themselves L’nuk meaning “the people”

She recounts her family's trip to a celebration of the Treaty of Niagara in Niagara Falls

Masiana is her Inuinnaqtun name

and The Great Indian Bus Tour: Mapping Toronto's Urban First Nations Oral Tradition by Jon Johnson

How Raven Returned the Sun Great Law of Peace Indigenous Communities in Canada: Mi’kmaqWritten in English and Dene, How Raven Returned the Sun is one of many traditional legends passed down through Dene Culture. Many other nations have similar versions of this tale, but this particular version is from the Sahtu Region on Great Bear Lake. How Raven Returned the Sun is a loving tribute to the language and culture of the Dene. The legend was told by Dene storyteller Dora Blondin. The picture book is created by Christal Doherty, illustrated