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Aug 5, 2026
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Aug 5, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Sally MacDonald

    Charlie Ed and the elephants of Cranbrook - Cranbrook Daily Townsman (opens the original)

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    Published 11:00 am Wednesday, August 5, 2026 It was a hazy day in the middle of September, 1926. Forest fires blazed in region, leaving a haze over the East Kootenay’s valleys. Still, the air was crisp. In the forest near Moyie Lake, five faces were barely visible amongst the brush. They watched silently barely moving, as a small grey elephants moved past them in the clearing. Suddenly, there’s a crack and roar. The elephant pulls, but he can’t move forward. Little Charlie Ed is caught in a snar

  2. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Sally MacDonald

    Charlie Ed and the elephants of Cranbrook - The Free Press (opens the original)

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    Published 11:00 am Wednesday, August 5, 2026 It was a hazy day in the middle of September, 1926. Forest fires blazed in region, leaving a haze over the East Kootenay’s valleys. Still, the air was crisp. In the forest near Moyie Lake, five faces were barely visible amongst the brush. They watched silently barely moving, as a small grey elephants moved past them in the clearing. Suddenly, there’s a crack and roar. The elephant pulls, but he can’t move forward. Little Charlie Ed is caught in a snar

  3. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Sally MacDonald

    Charlie Ed and the elephants of Cranbrook - Kimberley Bulletin (opens the original)

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    Published 11:00 am Wednesday, August 5, 2026 It was a hazy day in the middle of September, 1926. Forest fires blazed in region, leaving a haze over the East Kootenay’s valleys. Still, the air was crisp. In the forest near Moyie Lake, five faces were barely visible amongst the brush. They watched silently barely moving, as a small grey elephants moved past them in the clearing. Suddenly, there’s a crack and roar. The elephant pulls, but he can’t move forward. Little Charlie Ed is caught in a snar

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