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Subject(s): Arts, Biography, Canadian History, Canadian Social Issues, Canadian Social Studies, Criminal Justice & Law, Family Studies/Home Economics, First Nations Studies, Guidance, Health, History, Indigenous Issues, Indigenous Peoples, Language Arts, Media Literacy, Psychology, Social Issues, Social Sciences, Social Studies, Women's Studies
Grade Level: 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12, Post Secondary, Adult

Inspired by the land formation known as Coyote’s Canoe, which is located near Gloria’s home in Splatsin community north of Vernon BC, this visual story shares the legend of Coyote bringing salmon to the people of the interior of British Columbia.

Biography:

Gloria Morgan was born June 16, 1954 and is an elder of the Splatsin Community, where she grew up, except for the years that she spent in an Indian Residential School and foster home. She is passionate about her culture and language.

Also available in French: Le Canot du coyote: La Collection des cinéastes autochtones Wapikoni

Running Time: 4:46 Country of Origin: Canada

Producer: Wapikoni Mobile Copyright Date: 2019 Language: English

1. Coyote's Canoe: The Wapikoni Indigenous Filmmakers Collection  4:46
   Inspired by the land formation known as Coyote’s Canoe, which...
   Inspired by the land formation known as Coyote’s Canoe, which is located near Gloria’s home in Splatsin community north of Vernon BC, this visual story shares the legend of Coyote bringing salmon to the people of the interior of British Columbia. Biography: Gloria Morgan was born June 16, 1954 and is an elder of the Splatsin Community, where she grew up, except for the years that she spent in an Indian Residential School and foster home. She is passionate about her culture and language. Also available in French: Le Canot du coyote: La Collection des cinéastes autochtones Wapikoni