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In Canada, tourist shops sell fake Indigenous art and crafts. First Nations artists call for it to stop

Published 3 July 2023, 7:30 am
Fake Indigenous art and souvenirs have been sold alongside authentic pieces in Canada for decades. First Nations Artists are calling for solutions.
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