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P.E.I. First Nation revives Mi’kmaw language, from classrooms to QR codes

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December 10, 2025

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The Mi’kmaw language is growing on Lennox Island — there are now classes for people of all ages, as well as signs and learning prompts in community buildings. Officials with the First Nation say increasing the number of fluent speakers in the community is a top priority. CBC’s Delaney Kelly reports.

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