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Decolonization Activists Form “Spider Web” in Calgary, Sparking Criticism: “It’s Nonsense” Today, participants, in partnership with Mount Royal University, enacted a “human spiderweb” in Calgary based on Ani to Pisi, a Blackfoot Creation story symbolizing interconnectedness, harmony, and community. A critic of the event, former Mount Royal University associate... show more

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