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Nuxalk totem pole leaves B.C. museum to begin trek home
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February 13, 2023
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3:51Now PlayingThe Royal B.C. Museum in Victoria has repatriated a totem pole to the Nuxalk Nation on the central coast of B.C., after it was taken from their land more than 100 years ago. Members of the community say they hope the decision will make it easier to repatriate more of their items that are still in the museum.
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