Long before settlers arrived, first Nations peoples were already eating lowbush blueberries.
The berry is used in a variety of ways by First Nations people. It can be consumed raw or combined with dried meat to make the traditional dish pemmican. In addition to being used to treat coughs, the juice is used to make dye.
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