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As of 2015, the number of people registered with Mi’kmaq First Nations was 58,763.

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this is micmac's original flag

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micmac live in New England and the Canadian Maritimes. The Micmacs are original natives of the Nova Scotia/New Brunswick region. They also settled in locations in Quebec, Newfoundland, and Maine. Today, most Mi'kmaq people live on the Canadian side of the border,

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micmac  mostly do art (art is the most popular activity for micmac.

this is one example of micmac art

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Micmac were among the first peoples in North America to interact with European explorers, fishermen and traders. As a result, they quickly suffered depopulation and socio-cultural disruption. Some historians estimate that European diseases resulted in a loss of up to half the Mi’kmaq population from about 1500 to 1600.

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like other Indigenous people in Eastern woodland region, micmac also practised art essentially linked to the national world

mi'kmaq is the plural form and mi'kmaw is the singular form.

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Mi'kmaq" originally came from a word meaning "My friends."

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their beliefs were...

to respect animals, tree,and other living object on the earth.

not to harm or kill the animals unless if we are in danger out of food supplies because it is a bad luck.

they believe in European culture

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The Mi’kmaq, like most Indigenous groups, use stories to tell about the past and about their spirituality. Mi’kmaq oral tradition explains that the world was created in seven stages. The Creator made the sky, the sun, Mother Earth and then the first humans: Glooscap and his grandmother, nephew and mother. From sparks of fire that Glooscap commanded to come forth, came seven men and seven women — the founding families of the seven Mi’gma’gi districts. There are many other origin stories that describe how things came to be and how to live a good life.

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micmac have a organize society

look at their society

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micmac share close tie with other local people included the maliseek and passamaquoddy

micmc were hunter and fisherman

women took care of the children

woman also built their family's home and gathered  plant herbs to use for medicine

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micmac woman wore hide tunic and long skirt.

micmac men wore wore breechcloth with legging

in winter time, they wear warm robes

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micmac children play with each other

many micmac do art as entertainment.

girls play with dolls.

woman usually dance (and hoop dance.)

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1. http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/micmac-mikmaq/

2.http://www.bigorrin.org/mikmaq_kids.htm

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they eat caribou, moose, whales, seals, walrus.

they also eat berries, squash, and maple syrup made from tree sap

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micmac live n a small wigwams which is made of wood and birch-bark.

one micmac family live in each wigwams.