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2:07Now PlayingAfter more than a century, the community of Morley is reverting back to its traditional name, Mînî Thnî. It's an official moment of reclamation for the Stoney Nakoda Nation, located about 60 kilometres west of Calgary. Video journalist Terri Trembath went to the ceremony.
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