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crcn.net Chilliwack, British Columbia Sal`i`shan Institute Society Bill Mussell, info@salishan.ca Coquitlam, British Columbia FAS: A Community Responds TriCities New Westminster Judy
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Ethnologue report for USA
pot] 50 in the USA (1995 Potawatomi Language Institute). Ethnic Not to be confused with Halkomelem on the Chehalis River in British Columbia. Classification: Salishan
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First Nations Languages - Xwi7Xwa Library
Nations Languages of British Columbia (Yinka Dene Language Institute) British Columbia First Nation Directory (First Nation Information
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Halkomelem Language and the Stó:lo/Cowichan
Halkomelem is a Salishan language of British Columbia and Washington state. Around 100 people in the Cowichan and and linguistic bibliography of Halkomelem from the Yinka Dene Language
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The Shuswap Language
Shuswap people call themselves Secwépmec. Shuswap is spoken in a large region in East central British Columbia.
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The Nuxalk Language
Nuxalk is spoken at Bella Coola, on the coast of the mainland, and in the surrounding region. Yinka Déné Language Institute © 2006
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Ethnologue: Canada
Barbara F. Grimes, Editor; Summer Institute of Linguistics, 1996. Inlet on the central British Columbia coast. Salishan , Bella Coola. Speakers are bilingual in English.
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British Columbia - Search View - MSN Encarta
British Columbia (1994) in Prince George. The British Columbia Institute of Technology (1964) and Emily Carr Institute of Art
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Northwest Coast Bibliography
Studies in Linguistics SIL-WP Work Papers of the Summer Institute of University of British Columbia M.A. thesis. Swadesh, Morris. 1953. Salishan-Wakashan lexical Comparisons noted
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British Columbia - MSN Encarta
British Columbia (1994) in Prince George. The British Columbia Institute of Technology (1964) and Emily Carr Institute of Art
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