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Canada· OttawaStolen Teepee Cover Returned to Kawacatoose First Nation, Sparks Restitution Debate
A teepee cover stolen in 1926 was returned to the Kawacatoose First Nation for four days before being moved to a museum, raising questions about the true meaning of restitution.
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Return of Stolen Teepee Cover to First Nation
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Critics argue that the limited return of the teepee cover, followed by its placement in a museum, represents a superficial act of restitution rather than true ownership for the First Nation.
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