Haiku Canada Newsletter, Vol. 11 (September 2025)

A seasonal newsletter for Haiku Canada's British Columbia and Territories region. In this issue: interview / entrevue with Sheila Weaver haiku challenge / défi haïku Let's celebrate! special projects/ projets spéciaux at your calendar / à votre calendrier Let’s celebrate! On fête! present moment... and beyond coming up / à l'affiche

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Journal
UVic’s Research and Learning Repository (University of Victoria)
Published
2025-09-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.58066/2xty-0y19
Primary Topic
Political Developments and Conflicts
Type
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Haiku Canada Newsletter, Vol. 11 (September 2025)

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Political Developments and Conflicts
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Haiku Canada Newsletter, Vol. 11 (September 2025)

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Abstract

A seasonal newsletter for Haiku Canada's British Columbia and Territories region. In this issue: interview / entrevue with Sheila Weaver haiku challenge / défi haïku Let's celebrate! special projects/ projets spéciaux at your calendar / à votre calendrier Let’s celebrate! On fête! present moment... and beyond coming up / à l'affiche

UVic’s Research and Learning Repository (University of Victoria)
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Political Developments and Conflicts
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