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Gits’iis Tribe calls for removal of totem poles outside Prince Rupert’s Civic Centre - The Turtle Island News
By Radha Agarwal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Prince Rupert Northern View Citing a history of cultural faux pas, the Gits’iis Tribe of the Ts’msyen Nation, whose ancestral lands encompass the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre site, is demanding the removal of the three totem poles outside it. “These poles came [to Prince Rupert]. They had no business being here,” said Guu Gaa Jung (Symbia Barnaby). Barnaby, founder of Healing Nation Coaching an…
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