Elder and medicine person, Brian Joe Francis, of Sipekne'katik First Nation shared some teachings on traditional plant medicines that are found in Nova Scotia. He talked to CBC's Sis'moqon about how these medicines will adapt to the changing climate.

How will climate change impact local traditional Indigenous medicines?

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