Beautiful story, I like the rhythmic way the family members are introduced. I only wonder, why *did* Kluskap and his mother have to leave in the end?

Ms Eskandari I miss you it’s me Eliana your 4th grade student I miss your escape rooms do your remember my brother Ari?

Walalin Michelle..

very nice story,The MICMAC of Cape Breton much older than any nation with a Q in their language. The grand grave is in Englishtown and I have never met anyone claiming to be any type of first nations. Who knew the entrance to the four directions . Shameful.

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I first heard of Senda in a book of short stories I was reading a few weeks ago. Them last night she came up in the show Dead Boys Detective Agency. I figuredI went 46 years without ever hearing of her, then twice in a couple of weeks! Decided to look her up.

Lovely story, however thanks to science we know it's all man made bs (like all religions) to explain the (at the time) inexplicable.

So well done! Thank you!

She's realy pretty, I can't tell her that in my native language. Becauase back in the day it was not allowed... It was Voo Doo... 🤔

Beautiful story so well told. Thank you.

Sounds crazy but 7 was always my lucky number. Must have something to do with having Mi'kmaq ancestry 😊❤

Wela'lin for the beautiful story 🪶

Thats my grade 5 teacher bruh

Kwe', me'tawilein? Welieksitpuk! 25% Mi'qmaw and 25% Inuit. with the rest being alot of random white lol. Thank you for this, I am on a journey the past few month trying to reconnect to my culture. Sadly my entire life being cross raced I have been shunned by the Inuit, Mi'qmaw and white Canadians and still feel so lost. This helps connecting my life story I feel is so shattered by the times. Funny the only people to accept me is the new Qalipu tribe which should honestly be a shame on the entire native community. We need to accept that times change and try to teach our languages and traditions to those who will listen. Shame on anyone who shames natives, white people and especially the Qalipu who accepted me as a founding member and will be forever proud of this fact. Wela'lin!

I’m glad I found this. I learned last year that I am a descendant of Henri Membertou but sadly my family always denied their Mi’kmaq heritage.

Parabéns Ana.. Belo trabalho..

This is amazing. Mavis and I really enjoyed it!

What is the name of the lady speaking? I really need her name for a school project

We are a land of no sun by the grace of the Creator, Glooskap is present also on this lands.

Could it be the TRUTH!!!!!!!!!Mi'kmaq in ME...

Well said , beautiful story iam proud to be mi'maq.

What a beautiful origin of our culture ❤

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incredible. thank you for sharing

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What Language Is My Teacher Saying It In?

That was cute. Thank you 😊

Hear my soul speak. Of the very instant that I saw you, did my heart fly at your service. :)

Beautiful thank you 💜⚜️

Love it😁

Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

What a handsome performer!

Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

I heard an awesome song today about this myth on CBC radio and it's taken me hours to find out anything about it. I wish I knew the name of it but when they announced it they used the inuit language and I couldn't understand it. I loved the song though. If anyone can help me find this song it would be great! Thank you all.

​Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

Timeless piece of story made new again by the narrator's very convincing voice, plus the captivating illustration .Thank you and more power.

Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

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Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

Beautifully told. I won't look at the moon the same way again!!

Wow - what a compelling story and storyteller!

​Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

He is a wonderful storyteller! So many cultures have their Romeo and Juliet.

Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

I love this, smile!*

Perchance explores the ever broadening idea of “timeless classics” by sharing with you the first 25 performances of artists living and working here in Newfoundland and Labrador. Through their voices we will see and hear stories and plays passed down through the generations from cultures and countries around the world. Some are funny, some are romantic, some are thrilling, and some are instructional - all have captured the imagination of people who have gone before and continue to be passed down through time. Learn what these universal themes reveal to us about being human in The Power of One: World Classics. ​

, your an amazing person Tammy