People of the Dawn
Lnu'k/Mi'kmaq have always had a prominent presence in St. George's Bay (Baie St-George) and on Payun Aqq Payunji'j (the Port au Port Peninsula). Many of our Lnu'k/Mi'kmaq ancestors came from around Pitu'pa'q (Bras d'Or lakes) in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. We also have Beothuk connections.
Proud Connections
In 1972 the Cape St. George Indian Band was formed and under the umbrella of theNative Council of Newfoundland and Lanbrador, Elder Edna May Benoit was the seceretary of the band at that time. Josehine Benoit Simon was a Councillor. Adolph Benoit from Marches Point was the Chief/Saqamaw.
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Culture and Traditions
We are providing services and programs that will revitalize and maintain our heritage, language and culture.
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Proud History
In 1972 the Cape St. George Indian Band was formed and under the umbrella of the Native Council of Newfoundland and Lanbrador, Elder Edna May Benoit was the seceretary of the band at that time. Josehine Benoit Simon was a Councillor. Adolph Benoit from Marches Point was the Chief/Saqamaw. We are proud Eagle (Kitpu) clan...
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