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Gits’iis Tribe seeks permanent sacred fire site in Prince Rupert

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The hereditary leadership of the Gits’iis Tribe of the Ts’msyen Nation, whose Lax Yuup [tribal lands] the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre occupies, envisions the lot in front of the building becoming a dedicated, permanent site for hosting sacred fire ceremonies.

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Gits’iis Tribe calls for removal of totem poles outside Prince Rupert’s Civic Centre

Citing a history of cultural faux pas, the Gits’iis Tribe of the Ts’msyen Nation, whose ancestral lands encompass the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre site, is demanding the removal of the three totem poles outside it.

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Gits’iis Tribe seeks permanent sacred fire site in Prince Rupert

Sacred Fire Family sees permanent site as a step toward cultural recognition, healing and reconciliation goals

·Prince Rupert, Canada
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Gits’iis Tribe seeks permanent sacred fire site in Prince Rupert - The Turtle Island News

By Radha Agarwal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The hereditary leadership of the Gits’iis Tribe of the Ts’msyen Nation, whose Lax Yuup [tribal lands] the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre occupies, envisions the lot in front of the building becoming a dedicated, permanent site for hosting sacred fire ceremonies. “Before I end my time here on Earth, I want to see a spot where we can bring people together, where you can sit and reflect and connect w…

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Prince Rupert Northern View broke the news in Prince Rupert, Canada on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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