The Coming Spring Sculpture was created by Canadian artist Gordon Reeve and commissioned by the Saskatoon Tribal Council and the City of Saskatoon. The sculpture was unveiled to the public in 2018. One spire stands 47 feet tall, pointing north as a symbol of First Nations’ long history, and the other stands 39 feet tall, pointing south, representing the Métis Nation. The spires have chimes suspended high, making sound in the wind to evoke “the voices of children heard at a distance,” to honor children abducted by the residential school system.

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Victoria Park & Holiday Park loop — Saskatoon

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