Camas Books & Infoshop is a community run, all volunteer bookstore with new and used books, both fiction and non-fiction, on a variety of subjects. We also carry zines, patches, stickers, and a range of t-shirts and other artisan-produced items. Feel free to come by and hang out in our seating area with your laptop, or play in the kids' space.
In addition to being open EVERY DAY, there are also many extra-curricular happenings at the store. Be sure to check out our calendar for more information, and drop by for workshops, special guest speakers, and much more.
If you have questions about how to get involved, send us an email, or phone 250.381.0585. You can also sign up to our twice-monthly announcements list.
Special thanks to (A)Freeskool for co-ordinating many of the events in the space.
I like books a lot, yet it is rare that I find a book that brings together so many of the elements I look for. Green Is the New Red documents the criminalization of activists, and the history of various struggles for liberation in the face of state repression.
Read more: Green Is the New Red: An Insider’s Account of a Social Movement Under Siege

Signal is a radical artist’s dream publication. Editors Alex Dunn and Josh McPhee have a great pool of international authors and resources to draw on and both pocket-sized books are chock full of richly illustrated (in full colour) articles covering activist art around the globe.
Tom Swanky's book, The Great Darkening: "The True Story of Canada’s ‘War’ of Extermination on the Pacific" is a must-read text for everyone.
Read more: The Great Darkening: "The True Story of Canada’s ‘War’ of Extermination on the Pacific"
| Thu May 23 @ 7:00PM - 09:00PM Poly 101 |
| Sun May 26 @ 7:00PM - 08:00PM Slutwalk Open Mic |
| Thu May 30 @ 6:30PM - 08:00PM Unsettling Conversations |
Raven’s Spirit

These images symbolize various aspects of raven’s spirit. If raven appears in your thoughts consistently, and/or by sight, you can pretty much consider yourself having embarked upon the journey of introspection, facing fears of oneself, and basically walking through your own personal underworld. It was known long before colonial contact on Turtle Island that raven could fly between both the spiritual underworld and the physical. Raven is typically known for tricksterism, however there is more to raven than what we are typically taught. These images presented to you represent embracing our dark shadow sides, therefore leading to life’s creation. Through these images, what matters is to embrace what is light in the dark... If you so choose to see it.
Margaret Briere
Wolf Clan, Xenechin, Shishalh territory
Camas Books and Infoshop is pleased to acknowledge the support of the CRD Arts Development Service in the production of this exhibition series.