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Kawacatoose First Nation celebrates return of teepee cover stolen over a century ago in emotional ceremony

It was an emotional afternoon at Kawacatoose First Nation Friday. After a century-long absence, a stolen teepee cover has now been returned to its rightful owners.

Kawacatoose First Nation celebrates return of teepee cover stolen over a century ago in emotional ceremony

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