It’s a special day for the people of the Nisga’a nation in northwestern B-C.
A memorial totem pole, stolen from their territory almost a century ago, is being returned by the National Museum of Scotland.
Community leaders say the return is an act of reconciliation that can open other
doors.
They add it helps the Nisga’a re-establish their link with their past.
– with files from Vista Radio newswire
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