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'Walking With Our Sisters' Exhibit at Thunder Bay Art Gallery

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"Walking With Our Sisters" is a commemorative art installation for the missing and murdered indigenous women of Canada and the United States. This large collaborative art piece will be on display at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery starting September 19. WTIP volunteer Tracy Benson spoke with Louise Thomas about this art installation on North Shore Morning. More information is also available at the Walking With Our Sisters website.

(Photo from walkingwithoursisters.ca)
 


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