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Jun 30, 2026
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In Simpcw First Nation, Secwe̓pemc women are revitalizing hide tanning
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In Simpcw First Nation, Secwe̓pemc women are revitalizing hide tanning
Working with animal pelts is a lengthy, labour-intensive process — but teachers in the ‘B.C.’ community are ensuring the tradition is passed on
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SANTANA DREAVER
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FEATURES, SECWEPEMCÚL’ECW
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JUNE 30, 2026
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Angie Rainer is a language and cultural teacher in Simpcw First Nation. She supports the animal hide workshops hosted by Tiffany Bowser, often attending them with her father Fred Fortier. Photo submitted by Tiffany Bo…
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