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Amy Parent, right, is shown with the Ni'isjoohl memorial pole alongside Nisga'a Chief Earl Stephens during a visit to the National Museum of Scotland

Video. 'Stolen' totem pole to return home to Canada from Scottish museum

Updated: 29/08/2023 - 11:04 GMT+2

The vast artefact is being prepared for return from the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh to the Nisga'a Nation, an indigenous group based on the west coast of Canada, after it was 'stolen' nearly a century ago.

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