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Assembly of N.S. Mi'kmaw Chiefs Buys Land Put up for Sale Near Sacred Petroglyphs

The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaw Chiefs bought seven acres near sacred petroglyphs to prevent development and preserve cultural access, protecting a national historic site.

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The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaw Chiefs has purchased four parcels of privately owned land near Mi'kmaw petroglyphs in the Bedford Barrens to protect the area from residential development that could limit access to the site for future generations.

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Assembly of N.S. Mi'kmaw Chiefs buys land put up for sale near sacred petroglyphs

The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaw Chiefs has purchased four parcels of privately owned land near Mi'kmaw petroglyphs in the Bedford Barrens to protect the area from residential development that could limit access to the site for future generations.

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First Nations assembly purchases area around sacred Mi’kmaq petroglyphs in Bedford

‘The Bedford Barrens petroglyphs hold deep spiritual, cultural, and historical significance for the Mi’kmaq’ – Chief Leroy Denny

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SaltWire.com broke the news in on Wednesday, January 14, 2026.
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