First Nations art collection worth over $60K stolen from BC home

| April 18, 2024 in Provincial

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Police in the Greater Victoria area are investigating a significant art heist.

According to Saanich Police, a large collection of First Nations art was stolen from a residence in the Gordon Head neighbourhood on Tuesday, April 2.

The collection is valued at more than $60,000.

There were a total of six pieces stolen, including five from First Nations artist Calvin Moreberg and an Inuit carving estimated to be more than 60 years old.

Anyone with information related to the theft investigation is urged to call Saanich Police at 250-475-4321 or email majorcrime@saanichpolice.ca.

Here’s a look at what was stolen:

Large Sun (Calvin Moreberg)

Photo Credit: Saanich Police


Large Moon (Calvin Moreberg)

Photo Credit: Saanich Police


Wolf Mask (Calvin Moreberg)

Photo Credit: Saanich Police


Raven Mask (Calvin Moreberg)

Photo Credit: Saanich Police


Woman's Face (Calvin Moreberg)

Photo Credit: Saanich Police


Large bust of woman's head (Inuit carving)

Photo Credit: Saanich Police

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