An encounter by the river turns deadly with lasting consequences, in this story by Amanda Harris, translated into Hul’q’umi’num’ by Delores Louie, and illustrated by Valerie Bob. by Amanda Harris and Delores Louie

  Jordana Seymour and Donald White are canoe pullers in the Rainbow canoe club, Stz’uminus, British Columbia. Delores Louie translates their story into Hul’q’umi’num’, a Coast Salish language. thuqulshunum’ | Rainbow by Jordana Seymour, Donald White, and Delores Louie 01. ’uy’ skweyul. ’een’thu Jordana Seymour, tun’ni’ tsun ’utl’ shts’uminus, ’i’ ’een’thu Donald, tun’ni’ tsun ’utl’ snuneymuhw.Good day, I’m Jordana Seymour […]

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