by Erin Harlow, Youth Contributor
A special thank you to Shalan Joudry for organizing a 4-day ecological and cultural gathering/conference for the community during the month of May honouring Wsitqamuk (Wsitqamuk = “Earth”). Some events included: Nature Art Challenge-Instead of paints and other materials, they used nature itself to make outdoor masterpieces or design. It’s simply arranging branches to create a design, or collecting materials from the ...
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