Yellowknife RCMP seeking owner of traditional artwork

The Yellowknife RCMP has recently recovered a number of unique traditional Indigenous artworks believed to have been stolen. They are requesting that individuals who have had similar items lost or stolen contact the police with detailed descriptions of their missing pieces to potentially identify the rightful owners. The Yellowknife detachment can be contacted at 669-111.

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