US EditionFirst cohort of UFV Halq’eméylem graduates helps keep Stó:lō language alive
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First cohort of UFV Halq’eméylem graduates helps keep Stó:lō language alive
Graduates of UFV’s Halq’eméylem certificate program enjoy a ceremony in the Gathering Place on UFV’s Chilliwack campus on June 18. Mary Stewart never planned on being a teacher, until she found herself in the first-ever Halq’eméylem class at the Stó:lō Shxwelí Halq’eméylem Language Program through the Stó:lō Nation Agency. She was 36, with a UFV Social Services diploma under her belt and a permanent job lined up. But when the opportunity came to…
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