Designed for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary as a symbol of Canada's Aboriginal heritage, it was moved to Medicine Hat in 1991.
It stands over 20 stories high, designed to withstand extreme temperatures and winds. After a January 2007 windstorm caused damage and subsequent repairs, the tepee now stands approximately 15 feet (four meters) shorter.
⨠Symbol of Canada's Aboriginal heritage
đ Impressive height, over 20 stories
đŹď¸ Unique architecture, built for extreme weather
đď¸ Overlooks a Blackfoot buffalo jump
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