In Mi'kmaq culture, the eagle, or Kitpu, is a highly sacred creature and a powerful symbol connecting the people to the Creator. The history and relationship with eagles are woven into Mi'kmaq creation stories, traditional practices, and moral teachings. Sacred status in spiritual tradition Messenger of the Creator: The eagle flies higher than any other bird, carrying prayers and messages from the Mi'kmaq people on Earth to the Creator in the Spirit World. Touch of the Creator: Some Mi'kmaq trad

'Kwe' Ni'n Teluisi': Learning Mi'kmaq online from the Native Council of P.E.I.