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What are these clusters of tiny dark blue berries found in the Southern Canadian Rockies?

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I was hiking in the Southern Canadian Rockies yesterday and was paying special attention to all the plants I'm not familiar with, one was these bushes with these clusters of tiny blue berries. The berries are only about 4-5mm in diameter. What are they, and are they edible?

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It seems to be elderberry (or Sambucus). Most of the species are edible according to that Wikipedia article.

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