The Wolastoqiyik Executive Committee and the New Brunswick Museum gratefully acknowledges the financial investment by the Department of Canadian Heritage in the creation of this on-line presentation for the Virtual Museum of Canada.
The partners:
- Oromocto First Nation, Chief Roger Atwin
- St. Mary's First Nation, Chief Arthur E. Bear and Chief Candice Paul
- Kingsclear First Nation, Chief Robert Atwin
- Woodstock First Nation, Chief Jeff Tomah
- Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, Chief Brenda Commander
- Tobique First Nation, Chief Stewart Paul
- Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, Chief Joanna Bernard
- Kings Landing Historical Settlement
Special thanks to the Wolastoqiyik Executive Committee:
- John Keenan, Oromocto First Nation
- Julie Collins, St. Mary’s First Nation
- Phil Atwin, Kingsclear First Nation
- Mark Polchies, Chair, Woodstock First Nation
- Sharri Venno, Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians
- Stone Bear, Tobique First Nation
- Richard Wallace, Madawaska First Nation
For the NBM:
- Jane Fullerton, Director
- Peter Larocque, Curator New Brunswick Cultural History & Art
- Bruce Thomson, Project Manager
- Joanne Light, Researcher
- Ramona Nicholas, Community Liaison
- Cheryl McGinnis, Curatorial Assistant
Storytellers:
- Gwen Bear
- Roseanne Clark with Mildred Paul
Trade Dance Song:
- Trade dance song, Singer Jim Paul, St. Mary's (NB), collected by William Hubbs Mechling, 1911, Geological Survey of Canada (now Canadian Museum of Civilization) no. III-X-1T
Translation:
- Gail Nicholas (Wolastoqiyik)
- Optimum (French)
Web Site Design:
- Tantramar Interactive, Sackville, NB
Web Site Development:
- Net Difference, Saint John, NB
