kwthu ni’ lumnuhween’ kwunus ni’ tsya’iih | What I saw when I was gathering wood
You never know what you are going to encounter in the woods.
Read moreYou never know what you are going to encounter in the woods.
Read moreA Christmas dinner brings back memories of family fellowship.
Read moreA Cowichan sweater is passed down from generation to generation in this story written and illustrated by Sally Hart with Hul’q’umi’num’ translation and voice by Ruby Peter.
Read moreA childhood reminiscence forms the basis of this story, t’it’ulum’ wuxus (Singing Frogs), told and illustrated by Valerie Bob (Suli’xwi’ye) and translated into Hul’q’umi’num’ and performed by Delores Louie (Swustanulwut).
Read moreThe story spaal’ yuhi’lum’ (Raven falls) is by Ruby Peter about Raven and how he relates to the natural world around him.
Read moreStory, voice, and artwork by Sonya Charlie (Luschiimtunaat), based on a childhood memory.
Read moreyuw’i’na’qws tthu hwthuthiqut was translated by Ruby Peter and performed by Thomas Jones. Sally Hart’s beautiful art work is featured in this video made by Donna Gerdts.
Read moreA movie by Veselin Jungic and the Math Catcher team at SFU, IRMACS Center. Translated into Hul’q’umi’num’ by Ruby Peter. Small Number and his friends find an old canoe.
Read moreA movie by Veselin Jungic and the Math Catcher team at SFU, IRMACS Center. Translated into Hul’q’umi’num’ by Ruby Peter. Small Number goes on his first salmon harvest.
Read moreStory by Harvey George. Art work by Valerie Bob. The men give a youngster a chance to go duck-hunting with them. See what happens.
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