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Salish

The Salish people, present from 1855 CE to today in the Pacific Northwest, have a rich spiritual tradition involving animal spirits and nature deities. Salish mythology often centers on Coyote, a trickster, along with other beings that represent the land's power and beauty. Their myths and ceremonies honor these spirits, continuing to influence Salish culture and spirituality.
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Ogopogo - British Columbia
Salish

Ogopogo

Ogopogo is a serpentine water monster from Canadian folklore, believed to inhabit Okanagan Lake and connected to Indigenous myths.

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