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Interior Salish culture camps create ‘a safe haven’ during provincial wildfires
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Interior Salish culture camps create ‘a safe haven’ during provincial wildfires
Organizers move ahead with caution, connecting young people with land-based teachings, healing and kinship
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SANTANA DREAVER
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AUGUST 6, 2026
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Youth learn outdoor skills during a Líl̓wat culture camp in July. Photo by Ryan Robinson
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