Tim Bernard

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

StFX to honour Natalie MacMaster, Elder Kerry Prosper ’09, and Mark Wallace ’80 at Spring Convocation 2026 https://t.co/HaeKWvwwlI @mikmaweydebert Congratulations Elder Kerry!

[Museum of History @CanMusHistory]

Sam Glode carried an extensive knowledge of plants and medicines passed down from his grandmother, Polly Labrador, a respected medicine woman.

He understood how each plant supported the animals & people of Kespukwitk (SW N.S.)

Visit ➡️ https://t.co/5SiFipYwm3 @mikmaweydebert

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

@CanMusHistory @mikmaweydebert We are Truly honoured to have worked with the descendants of Sam Glode and his extended family that continue to protect Kespuwitk!

[Museum of History @CanMusHistory]

Be a star during the holidays! Visit the Museum using the Canada Strong Pass until January 15, 2026. 🎁

🎟️ Free entry for kids and youth 17 and under!
🎟️ 50% off admission for visitors 18 to 24 years old!
Plan your visit → https://t.co/0b7MxySPBm

@CdnHeritage

[Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre @mikmaweydebert]

Have you entered yet? Donate $20+ through CanadaHelps this June for a chance to win a beaded medallion made with love by Jocelyn Marshall (Membertou First Nation).

Support @MDCCentre & help us win $10K! #GivingChallengeCA

Give now: https://t.co/3Dg0UiwOoL

[Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre @mikmaweydebert]

For generations, Mi’kmaw belongings have been housed far from Mi’kma’kik. MDCC’s Home to Mi’kma’kik project is ensuring they return.
Read more: https://t.co/KygW4rJQLd

[Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre @mikmaweydebert]

October is Mi’kmaw History Month, and this year’s theme is Mijipjewey Na Mawa’luksi’k (Me gyp je wey na Ma waa loog seeg). Take a look at this year’s poster to learn more and join us in celebrating how food gathers us together.

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

@mb2law Any gluten free options?

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

Simple Share Buttons https://t.co/0797puf4Kl
#mikmaqhistorymonth
@lnueypei @UINR @mikmaweydebert

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

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[Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre @mikmaweydebert]

During a visit to the Smithsonian's Museum Support Center, Barb Sylliboy, Geordy Marshall, & Ashley Sutherland viewed a collection of Mi'kmaw belongings. What appeared to be tufted moose hair designs turned out to be intricate quillwork❤️

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

Plan to Attend the Indigenous History and Heritage Gathering, June 2-4, in Ottawa. https://t.co/HCkQNU4PX9

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

@tpcanoe Markie Bus Tours
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https://t.co/dEwWpTVn4v

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

@mikmaweydebert We’re working to protect our Ancestral Home! https://t.co/Mk9fqmqppc

[Christopher Trider @ChristopherTrid]

@JarvisGoogoo These artifacts and the Debert artifacts prove thousands of years of Indigenous life and culture in Nova Scotia. Thousands of years of occupation that protected the natural environment rather than destroy it. We all need to cherish that legacy and learn from it.

[Dr. Ingrid Waldron @ingrid_waldron]

Join me, Dorene Bernard (Sipekne'katik First Nation), Louise Delisle (Shelburne), and Michelle Francis-Denny (Pictou Landing First Nation) for a free screening of our documentary "There's Something in the Water", followed by a panel discussion and Q&A. @McMasterU @mcmasterhum

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

National Indigenous Veterans Day, November 8, 2023
https://t.co/9Jv6daLgZG

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

@chelsey_purdy Weli Eksitpu’k - have an awesome week Chelsey!

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

Lʼsɨtkuk have been celebrating their Annual Harvesters Gathering for over 15 years…this year they commissioned this piece to celebrate and to pay tribute to their home community Lʼsɨtkuk - Bear River Mi’kmaw Community. https://t.co/v0KfoZi3o8

[Tim Bernard @TimBernard9]

@Mikmaq_HM @mikmaweydebert Weli’liek Chelsey, our future is in great hands. Looking forward to hearing more about the conference when you get back to Mi’kma’ki.

[Chelsey Purdy @chelsey_purdy]

Leaving Rome this morning after a powerful week at the FAO discussing food with amazing Indigenous peoples