Darren Ranco visits Bernie at Tobique First Nation, and they travel together to the dam at Grand Falls, New Brunswick seeking the origin of marshmallows and the reason why Tobique Rock has vanished from sight. This clip playfully presents issues related to the impacts of development upon the natural and cultural heritage of First Nations, and relates to the discussion presented by Bernie at the UNESCO conference hosted by Harvard University in December 2002:

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