Prince Edward Island - Students dig into the past to create Mi'kmaw, Acadian and Scottish gardens

Students from three P.E.I. schools are cultivating their knowledge of the Island\'s agricultural past. They will be planting three distinctive gardens that showcase the traditions of the Mi'kmaw, Acadians and Scottish.

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Students dig into the past to create Mi'kmaw, Acadian and Scottish gardens