Compose a 1500 words assignment on wagmatcook culture and heritage centre. Needs to be plagiarism free! This center was opened in the year 2001 and is dedicated to reviving the Mi’kmaq culture. An ancient tools collections, A wigwam of real size, photos of the Mi’kmaq people while catching salmon, hunting for caribou, and making baskets portray the Wagmatcook Culture & Heritage Centre’s theme, which is, “The Way a Mi’kmaq Lives.” Wagmatcook Culture & Heritage Centre is home to a display and heritage exhibition of Mi’kmaq cultural artifacts. There are special activities in this great facility’s hall which include dancing, drumming, and storytelling which are done by the community’s elders. Tourists and visitors get a chance to sample the traditional Mi’kmaq foods including “four cent cake,” roasted venison, and eel stew which are offered at the Centre’s restaurant. Visitors can also shop for beadwork, baskets, Mi’kmaq regalia, quill-work, and original artwork and paintings. The Wagmatcook Culture & Heritage Centre opens daily, all year-round (Wagmatcook.com, 1).

Cape Breton Island, where the Wagmatcook Culture & Heritage aboriginal site is located, is in the Nova Scotia province of Canada. It is a 3,981&nbsp.sq&nbsp.mi (10,311&nbsp.km2) island, which is 18.7% of Nova Scotia’s total area. Even though the Strait of Canso physically separates it from the Nova Scotia peninsula, they are artificially connected by the Canso causeway for easy transport. Cape Breton’s landmass upwardly slopes from south to north, hence culminating in the Northern Cape islands. The first residents of the Cape Breton Island were the Maritime Archaic natives who are ancestors to the Mikmaq people who were the island’s inhabitants at the time of discovery by the Europeans (Wagmatcook.com, 1).

The Wagmatcook people’s history dates back to many centuries. The reservation was, however, not established officially until May 2nd, 1834.