tu st’kwas stqeeye’ – The Blind Wolf
This story, told by George Seymour and illustrated by Sally Hart, shows what can be accomplished by team work.
Read moreThis story, told by George Seymour and illustrated by Sally Hart, shows what can be accomplished by team work.
Read moreHul’q’umi’num’ sxwi’em’: Hul’meel’s suw’a’lum’ ’utl’ Mose (Mose’s Soccer Game)
Story and voice by Claudia Sylvester (Siya’mulwut).
A childhood reminiscence forms the basis of this story, nem’ ch kwu’elh lhel’sh! (Leave some aside!) told and illustrated by Valerie Bob (Suli’xwi’ye) and translated into Hul’q’umi’num’ and performed by Ruby Peter (Sti’tum’at).
Read moreStory and photos by Thomas Jones. Hul’q’umi’num’ translation by Ruby Peter.
Read moreA story by Carol Louie (tth’ets’sulwut) with Hul’q’umi’num’ translation and voice by Dolores Louie (swustanulwut).
Read moreThis story is a childhood reminiscence by Laura Antoine (lhqumtunaat).
Read moreThis story is by Dolly Sylvester (Howulenuhwtanaat), with artwork by Michelle Parent.
Read moreThe story skw’qeqe’ ’i’ thu tsulqama’ (Robin and Raspberry) is by Ruby Peter, produced by Donna Gerdts, Linguistics, Simon Fraser University. 2014.
Read moreThe story spulqwitth’e’ ’i’ kwasun (Owl and Star) is by Ruby Peter, produced by Donna Gerdts, Linguistics, Simon Fraser University. 2014.
Read moreThomas Jones sings his song of tsiitmuhw the great horned owl in the Hul’q’umi’num’ story yuw’i’na’qws tthu hwthuthiqut (Ruler of the forest).
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