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Tribal canoe journey lands at Fort Worden

CLALLAM COUNTY, WASHINGTON, JUL 30 – The 2025 Pulling Together Canoe Journey involved 14 canoes including three from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to foster reconciliation and cultural learning, organizers said.

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Peninsula Daily News Peninsula Daily News - Your #1 News Source for the Olympic Peninsula, Port Angeles, Sequim, Port Townsend and beyond. Event upholds tradition, culture, with final destination Thursday Tribal canoe journey lands at Fort Worden Elijah Sussman

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Tribal canoe journey lands at Fort Worden

Peninsula Daily News Peninsula Daily News - Your #1 News Source for the Olympic Peninsula, Port Angeles, Sequim, Port Townsend and beyond. Event upholds tradition, culture, with final destination Thursday Tribal canoe journey lands at Fort Worden Elijah Sussman

·Port Angeles, United States
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