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Kamloopa Pow Wow celebrated on social media

The 37 annual Kamloopa Pow Wow
Image Credit: Will Garrett-Petts @WFGP via Twitter

KAMLOOPS - The 37th annual Kamloopa Pow Wow has come to an end and people are taking to social media to share their experience at event.

The weekend was filled with traditional First Nation dancing, costumes and celebrations.

People have been posting to Twitter, YouTube and Facebook to share their pictures and videos with those who weren't able to attend.

Kamloops city councillors attended, including Coun. Arjun Singh who snapped this picture at the Pow Wow grounds.


 

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