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 RCSCC MASSET-HAIDA* |
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RCSCC MASSET-HAIDA*
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| Blazon: | Argent, a rocky mount in base proper, and overall a Haida Indian house post representing the eagle and cormorant totems of the Eagle Clan, also proper. |
| Significance: | The corps is situated in the Queen Charlotte Islands, the cultural area of the Haida Indian tribe. The name "Masset" is derived from a Haida word meaning "an island in a bay" and is represented by the rocky island in the design. The "Haida" of the name is symbolized by the totem pole, typical of Haida Indian art. (The pole is a depiction of pole No. 15A at the village of Skedans, Queen Charlotte Islands). |
| Notes: | RCSCC Masset-Haida, originally in Masset, British Columbia * Corps has closed |