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CP11995517 | Aging totem comes down following ceremony outside Royal B.C. Museum
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Newsroom Ready: Aging totem comes down following ceremony outside Royal B.C. Museum
An aging totem that pays tribute to a murdered Haida woman has been removed from Thunderbird Park in Victoria. Dancers circled the totem at a ceremony outside the Royal B.C. Museum before a crane gently brought the pole to the ground. Haida Chief Allan Davidson says totems were never meant to be permanent.
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Source name:
The Canadian Press
Unique identifier:
CP11995594
Legacy Identifier:
r_Totem-Retirement20190606T0845
Type:
Video
Duration:
1m0s
Dimensions:
1920px × 1080px 120.45 MB
Create Date:
6/6/2019 8:45:00 AM
Display aspect ratio:
16:9
Tags
Art
BRITISH COLUMBIA
HAIDA
indigenous
Royal B.C. Museum
TOTEM
totems
Victoria