144: Welcome Arch: Clarence Mills • 2009 

144: Welcome Arch: Clarence Mills • 2009 

This gateway references the entry to the long house in Coastal First Nation culture. Carvings include the bear who represents strength, and the raven, who discovered man after the Great Flood.

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