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The truth of why the Salish Woolly Dog went extinct

The Museum of North Vancouver has a pair of ceremonial blankets made from the hair of a Coast Salish dog that went extinct due to colonialism. With the right DNA processing, one biological anthropologist says the dog could return, Kier Junos reports.

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