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'They're legacy': 50-year-old Yukon tapestries deserve more public display, creators say

Summary by CBC News
The five 'Women's Tapestries,' stitched by thousands of volunteers across the territory in the 1970s, have been taken down from their display wall in the Yukon legislative assembly member's lounge for restoration work. Some of the people who designed and made the artwork think more people should get to see the historic artwork.

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'They're legacy': 50-year-old Yukon tapestries deserve more public display, creators say

The five 'Women's Tapestries,' stitched by thousands of volunteers across the territory in the 1970s, have been taken down from their display wall in the Yukon legislative assembly member's lounge for restoration work. Some of the people who designed and made the artwork think more people should get to see the historic artwork.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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