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Kâhasinîskâk Pedestrian Bridge

Kâhasinîskâk Pedestrian Bridge

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Kâhasinîskâk Pedestrian Bridge

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Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Larry

October 22, 2022

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The Kâhasinîskâk Pedestrian Bridge, named ᑳᐦᐊᓯᓃᐢᑳᐠ or Kâhasinîskâk, and pronounced kâ-(h)a-si-nî-skâk, is an historical Cree reference to Mill Creek. It translates as “slow moving water over stones” in English, and connects visibly to the fact that the City of Edmonton sits on Treaty 6 territory. The bridge connects Mill Creek Ravine to the Muttart Conservatory and Gallagher Park.

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