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| | SnowChange.Org : Proceedings : Tahltan Observations of Climate Change |
 | | I will present the evidence from Tahltan observations that I have documented by interviewing Tahltan Elders and hunters. | | | There must also be an understanding that Western society has a reputation of viewing the world through racist assumptions. | | | Tahltan people also have names for places that are descriptive. |
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http://www.snowchange.com/proceedings/curtis_rattray.html
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| | Tahltan Indian protesters occupy band office : Thunderbay IMC |
| | Spokesperson Terri Brown said between 30 and 40 people were camping out in the hopes that chief councilor Jerry Asp would quit. | | | Dease Lake RCMP Sgt. Duncan Dixon described the protest as peaceful. | | | The Tahltan have a long-established reputation as being at the forefront of aboriginal groups in B.C. who have been willing to work with mining companies, in return for jobs and other benefits. |
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http://www.thunderbay.indymedia.org/news/2005/01/18228.php
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| | Mammals » Dogs » Tahltan Bear Dog Main Page |
| | Teit believed that only a few of the dogs remained in existence and that they would become extinct by the 1930s. | | | The dogs were carried in packs not only to conserve their energy but also because the dogs were so valuable and were indicative of their owners status and so were well protected by all. | | | The Tahltan Bear Dogs were particularly adept at hunting during snowy weather since, because of their lightness, they were capable of running on top of the snow. |
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http://centralpets.com/pages/critterpages/mammals/dogs/DOG3419.shtml
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| | thetyee.ca Tahltan Resistance to Mining, Drilling Grows |
| | This parasite just won't be shaken off the skin of the land easily, least not without belching aloud his racist and environmentally-destructive bullshit. | | | The Tahltan need what any community or government need - representative leaders who work with their long term interests in mind. | | | The Tahltan are powerful people, they have one of, if not the, lowest unemployment rates amongst aboriginal people and they are known for being shrewd negotiators who dont stand around with their hands out looking for "grants" and "special funding" like a number of other bands do. |
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http://www.thetyee.ca/News/current/TahltanResistanceGrows.htm
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| | Robert Campbell and the Tahltan Chieftaness |
| | The Chieftainess saw there was something wrong and on discovering the cause, she gave directions to 2 young Indians who started off to the great camp, and who to my astonishment soon returned with the missing articles." | | | Although the Tahltan accepted his friendship,and extended their hospitality, they repeatedly warned Campbell not to go into Tahltan village because of the presence there of Chief Shakes, the powerful leader of the Coastal Tlingits. | | | However, since Campbell's report states that her father (probably the Nanook Chief) was very old, the power and authority of his daughter isn't surprising. |
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http://www2.whidbey.net/jerod/campbell.htm
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| | babble: Tahltan elders occupy band office |
| | large family has been evident since Tahltans began organizing in the | | | Tahltan history as the day the Elders took back their power. | | | Tahltan Elders are in their 11th day of occupation of the Tahltan Band |
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http://www.rabble.ca/babble/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic&f=7&t=000828
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| | The Last Viking: West by North West |
| | And in some cases perhaps they were not acceptable, as indicated by the hard edict of later Tlingit Chief Shakes: "If any white man comes over the mountains from the east, Kill him, for he is evil" recounted in: Robert Campbell and the Mysterious Tahltan Chieftainess by Jerod Rosman. | | | Thus what may have taken place was likely not a matter of external modification by the Norse at all, but more a willing self-assimilation and the passing on (if not reinforcement) of beliefs that (if not already held) were acceptable to those that received them. | | | A highly respected member of the Indian group in question, and also perhaps (perhaps not), someone who may or may not have possessed a few Norse genes. |
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http://www.spirasolaris.ca/sbb4g1bv.html
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| | Tahltan Indian Tribe History |
| | It is founded on matriarchy and is dependent on the existence of two exogamous parties who intermarry. | | | This family originated in the interior toward the headwaters of the Taku. | | | The social organization of the Tahltan without doubt has developed from association with the coast Tlingit. |
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http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/tribes/canada/tahltanindianhist.htm
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| | Resist!ca Tahltan Band Office Occupation (Day 25) |
| | Oscar Dennis holds degrees in first nations studies and anthropology and is a member of the Iskut Band which is part of the Tahltan Nation. | | | Dennis says a large percent of the population want Asp removed but are afraid to speak out because many of them work for him. | | | He supports the elders' action and in an interview this week, said "Traditionally, when a band chief is no longer acting in the interest of his people, he steps down taking what dignity he has left with him." |
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http://resist.ca/story/2005/2/10/51841/7281
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| | Tahltan Web |
| | This scholarship is extended to all Tahltans as a way of repaying our people, the Tahltans, for the collective knowledge found in these books. | | | Tahltans are a First Nations people from northern British Columbia in Canada. | | | Tahltans were situated between coastal natives and interior natives, which resulted in their becomming middlemen in trading before the coming of the white settlers. |
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http://www.pris.bc.ca/framst/tahltan.html
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| | Tahltan |
| | The Tahltan were active traders, acting as go-betweens for the peoples on the coast and in the interior. | | | The gold rush to the Yukon disrupted their lives and brought new diseases. | | | The Tahltan live in a dry, rugged plateau between the Coast and Rocky mountains in northern B.C. They speak Athapaskan. |
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http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/PrinterFriendly.cfm?ArticleId=J0007851
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| | The Tahltan Bear Dog |
| | This belief is fostered by the Guinness Book of Records, which for several years tracked the last few Tahltan Bear Dogs as the world's rarest breed. | | | Although Teit reported that "not more than two or three" of the dogs remained, and expressed the opinion that they would probably become extinct, by the 1930s they were quite common. | | | It's generally reported that the dogs were carried to conserve their energy, but the high social value of a Bear Dog makes it likely that status for the owner, and protection of the little dog from the huskies, would have been significant factors in the decision to carry them, as would their very affectionate nature. |
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http://www.everythinghusky.com/features/beardog.html
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| | Marxism message, [Marxism] Tahltan Elders Occupation spun by the Vancouver Sun. |
| | The Tahltan Indians and the others in the Dease Lake area off Highway 37 continue to try and protect what is left of the balance of land and life-- and further try to protect the very interconnectedness of the land and their lives that are indigenous to the area of northwestern "British Columbia". | | | Asp said he's supported by a Tahltan majority and he'd soon talk to other elders as well as those he says are being misled and exploited by outside interests -- environmentalists, feminists and agitators from other tribal groups. | | | Prominent in the literature promoting new relationships between government, industry and aboriginal peoples is articulate Tahltan Chief Jerry Asp, who's now the government's pro-development poster boy. |
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http://archives.econ.utah.edu/archives/marxism/2005w07/msg00020.htm
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| | TAHLTAN BEAR DOG - Information |
| | Like others of their group, they had a peculiar yodel. | | | The CKC has recognized the breed for many years, but it has been over 20 years since the last Tahltan Bear Dog was registered. | | | Descended from pariah-type dogs that had come with prehistoric migrations, the Tahltan Dogs were centralized in the remote mountainous areas of northwestern British Columbia and the southern Yukon. |
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http://www.thebreedsofdogs.com/TAHLTAN_BEAR_DOG.htm
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| | Resist!ca Tahltan elders continue occupation over mining deals (day 12) |
| | Asp's council appears to have turned against him with members participating in the protest and all but one refusing to show up to a public meeting called by Asp. | | | Band council is quoted as saying "We are a part of Canada and have no choice". | | | The elders believe Asp is in a conflict of interest since he is negotiating on behalf of the Tahltan people while also the Vice President of Canada Aboriginal Mining Association (CAMA) and the Chief Operations Officer for Tahltan Nation Develop Corporation (TNDC). |
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http://www.montreal.resist.ca/story/2005/1/28/105148/809
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| | Rain and snowfall also vary with the location. | | | If you were looking for Tahltan country on a map you would look in northern British Columbia, in the Stikine River drainage basin. | | | In early days, obsidian was widely used to make arrowheads for war, hunting, fishing, and trading. |
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http://www.stikine.net/Tahltan/tahltanland.html
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| | tahltan email (spam-free!) and website community |
| | Disclaimer: This site has no affiliation with any legal entity or individual claiming intellectual property rights in the string "tahltan". | | | In fact, the only reason this page even contains references to tahltan, is because you entered tahltan into your web browser. | | | It can be used for anything: the tahltan surname, the tahltan family, the tahltan fan club, the tahltan alumni group, tahltan genealogy, or any other community or group about tahltan. |
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http://www.tahltan.pw
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| | A Phonetic Study of Stress and Tone in Tahltan |
| | This talk will present the results of a phonetic study which is designed to answer the following questions: | | | Word level prosody in Tahltan, a historical and phonetic exploration, John Alderete | | | The Northern Athapaskan language Tahltan has been reported to have both syntagmatic stress (a prominence relation between two syllables) and paradigmatic tone, i.e., an opposition between marked low tone and unmarked tone. |
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http://www.uaf.edu/anlc/alc/2000/workshop/alderete.htm
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| | Comments from theTahltan Joint Council; Tahltan First Nation; |
| | We have recently had the experience of a trail-cutting right to a Tahltan sacred site, a rock that is the source of legend, and have discovered that there is no protection for Tahltan spirit places, only for archaeology sites under present BC and Federal Law. | | | Identification of FN reviewers, assessment organization and shared decision-making should be a primary step. | | | We would like to see the confusing phrase, "...not just the council or chief." removed from the text, or, we wish to have included the option that Chiefs and Councils may be the community decision-makers, through consensus support of all members. |
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http://www.ceaa.gc.ca/013/001/0002/0004/0004/tahltan_e.htm
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| | A Tahltan Cookbook: Volume 3 - Campfire Cooking |
| | As a former resource person for computers in the special services department, it is not surprising that she has kept in step with the times by putting her home page on the internet at: http://www.pris.bc.ca/framst. | | | This cookbook is the 6th book self-published by Louise Framst, a sort-of-retired teacher. | | | We explain the traditional Tahltan view of weilness and describe a few plants used as food and/or medicine. |
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http://www.quintette.com/framst/cookbook3.html
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| | Transcriber is free software used for transcribing and annotating large sound files |
| | First, large sound files are made, using a different program, of fieldnotes, traditional stories, and other interviews. | | | This demonstration will illustrate the ways in which Transcriber is being used at the University of British Columbia for creating large corpora on the Northern Athapaskan language Tahltan. | | | Transcriber 1.4.2 as a tool for annotating large sound files in Tahltan, John Alderete and Tanya Bob |
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http://www.uaf.edu/anlc/alc/2000/conference/alderete.htm
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| | Stikine River @ National Geographic Magazine |
| | The Tahltan name for the Stikine, on the other hand, which begins in the Spatsizi and winds for 400 miles (650 kilometers) to the sea, is Tudeath'ah, meaning "long water." | | | Goats are said to collect the dust on their coats by rolling around or bedding down in it. | | | While the name Stikine, meaning "great river," comes from a Tlingit Indian word, the Spatsizi region, where author Wade Davis worked as a park ranger, gets its name from a Tahltan Indian word meaning "red goat." The goats are actually coated with red dust that comes from the iron oxide-rich slopes there. |
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http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0403/feature5/index.html
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| | Virtual Reality Panorama of Tahltan |
| | But now the Tahltans, reduced to less than a thousand population, live mostly in Telegraph Creek and Dease Lake, and the old capital is once again deserted for much of the year. | | | Though they had no permanent dwelling houses, they did maintain a ceremonial center near the junction of the Stikine and Tahltan Rivers. | | | When Europeans first ventured into the Stikine they found the nomadic Athapascan native group, the Tahltans, occupying the land. |
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http://www.virtualguidebooks.com/BC/NorthernBC/StikineTahltan/TahltanChurch.html
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| | Tahltan Bear Dog dogs and sites : CultureMonster.com |
| | This specific link leads to the site map page which lists pictures of just about every imaginable breed of dog. | | | the resource links on this page may have been reviewed by an editor for general as well as specific tahltan bear dog and dogs links, reviews, images, books, articles, forums, and possibly even tahltan bear dog related jobs. | | | Workbook p 22, Ex 2 8 Tahltan coronals 5 How does this bear on your conclusions in question 1? |
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http://www.culturemonster.com/dogs/tahltan-bear-dog.html
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| | MSRM Skeena Region - PAS Report, Tahltan Highland - Ecosection Summary |
| | This very rugged, ice-capped area is located in the Boundary Ranges and Tahltan Highland physiographic units. | | | Mineral springs (also some hotsprings) occur at the south end of Mess Lake and are a special feature of the Tahltan Highlands. | | | It includes floodplain communities - young black cottonwood, Sitka alder, willows, horsetail; also dense forests dominated by hybrid spruce and subalpine fir, with thick understory (devil's-club, ferns, mosses); also seral stages due to wildfire and flooding. |
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http://srmwww.gov.bc.ca/ske/pas/gap_eco/thh/THH_ecosummary2001.htm
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| | The Tahltan Language |
| | /ta:ɬta:n/ is a loan from Tlingit in which it names a low flat at the mouth of the Tahltan River that served as an important trading ground. |
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http://www.ydli.org/langs/tahltan.htm
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| | Tahltan Bibliography |
| | ``Stress and related rules in Tahltan,'' International Journal of American Linguistics 38.231-33. | | | ``Some comments on the phonology of Tahltan,'' International Journal of American Linguistics 55.24-42. | | | Contains grammatical notes, vocabulary, hymans and prayers, Bible passages and catechism translated into Tahltan. |
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http://www.ydli.org/biblios/tahlbib.htm
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| | 1911 The Tahltan Indians / by G.T. Emmons, Illustrated by Specimens in the George G. Heye Collection. |
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http://voom.si.edu/leopold/early_african_collections.txt
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| | The People |
| | Each of the three communities speak the Tahltan language | | | people who have traditionally lived along the banks of the Stikine River in the north western part of British Columbia,Canada.The present day Tahltans reside in three different sites within that region. |
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http://www.uatuahine.hawaii.edu/hana/si98/tahltan/people.html
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| | Tahltan |
| | The name can be translated as "something heavy in the water." The story behind this naming is as follows: During a salmon run two women stood on opposite banks of the Tahltan River. | | | The other replied, "Something heavy is going up the little water," referring to the ascending salmon working their way up through the rapids of a smaller stream. | | | Big game guiding offers some seasonal employment; Tahltan Nation Development Corporation - privately operated.Eskay Creek Mine Golden Bear Mine |
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http://www.bcfn.org/profile/tahltan.htm
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| | For the purposes of this report, DISTRICT refers to the Public School, District or Authority. | | | All school marks and exam marks relate to all completed exam sessions in the selected period. | | | 1Report: TRAX1274E Grade 12 Examinations and Transcripts Page: 4 DISTRIBUTION OF LETTER GRADES BY COURSE AND PUBLIC SCHOOL Date: 2004/10/07 2003/2004 FULL YEAR SUMMARY 087 STIKINE 08787003 TAHLTAN SCHOOL ENGLISH 12 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number Average Standard Proportion of Students Achieving Letter Grades Exam Part. |
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http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/exams/trax/200408787003trax1274e.txt
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| | Tahltan High School Alumni @ Reunion |
| | Complete your FREE GUEST registration to post your photos, view your class list or to find out if somebody is looking for you too. | | | There’s a good chance that fellow Tahltan alumni could be looking for you, too! | | | By submitting my registration, I agree to the Terms of Service. |
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http://static.reunion.com/t/tah/tahltan/index.html
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| | Tahltan Highlands |
| | Return to PAS document : Part A - Ecosection Summaries. | | | The Tahltan Highland Ecoregion - THH - is found in the Northern Boreal Mountains Ecoprovince. |
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http://wlapwww.gov.bc.ca/ske/pas/thh.htm
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| | Northern Breed Dogs - Tahltan Bear Dogs |
| | One of four breeds of dog native to Canada, the Tahltan Bear Dog, bred to assist native hunters, may yet come back from 'extinction' |
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http://www.everythinghusky.com/dogstahltan.html
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| | Native American Language Products |
| | If the Native American language you need is not named above please contact us to see if one of these products can be modified to support the additional language you need. | | | A customized version of LaserGwich'in also supports Koyukan (specify if needed). | | | These Athapaskan languages: Hän, Gwich'in, Kaska, Navajo, Northern Tutchone, Southern Tutchone, Tagish, Tanacross, Upper Tanana, Tahltan, and Tlingit as well as French, German, Spanish, and many other Roman-based languages |
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http://www.linguistsoftware.com/nativeam.htm
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| | Tahltan -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | The Tahltan were nomadic, keeping only the barest of portable… | | | The country, though grassy and rocky with only sparse woodlands, has been rich in salmon and such game as caribou, moose, bears, and various other furbearing animals. | | | "Tahltan." Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=72769&tocid=0&query=engross&ct=
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| | Dingo & Other Primitive Dogs -- A Guide from WorkingDogWeb |
| | Tahltan Bear Dog: pariah dog of the native people of British Columbia, Canada, with sketch and history of this now extinct breed | | | Telomian: pariah dog of the aboriginal people of Malaysia, with photo and breed history, and a photo of a Telomian in a photo gallery of other Dingo/Pariah dogs, and a | | | NGSD profile and a detailed look at the New Guinea Singing Dog including its range, behavior, reproduction and more, plus more photos and another |
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http://www.workingdogweb.com/Dingo.htm
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| | Iskut, British Columbia, Canada |
| | Several springs are present but no pools are available for bathing. | | | Breathtakingly placed between Mount Edziza Park and Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Park, on the Stewart/Cassiar Highway 37, is the small Tahltan Indian community of Iskut. | | | The small 4-hectare park is located approximately 100 km south of the community of Iskut, 15 km northeast of Bob Quinn and 6 km west of the Stewart Cassiar Highway 37. |
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http://www.britishcolumbia.com/regions/towns/?townID=3606&webregionid=2
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| | Tahltan |
| | Depuis 1972, ces deux groupes sont administrés séparément par la bande des Iskuts (510 personnes, y compris les Sékanis vivant au lac Kinaskan) et la bande des Tahltans (1377 personnes). | | | siècle, un groupe de survivants SÉKANIS de langue athapascane immigrent dans la région et se joignent aux Tahltans à Telegraph Creek. | | | Les Tahltans, peuple autochtone de langue athapascane, occupent une zone entourant la rivière Stikine, dans le Nord-Ouest de la Colombie-Britannique. |
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http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=F1ARTF0007851
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| | Virtual Guidebook to Northern BC - Stikine and Tahltan |
| | Virtual Guidebook to Northern BC - Stikine and Tahltan | | | Viewpoint over the Tuya River country, from the Telegraph Creek Road. | | | On top of the lava peninsula above the junction of the Stikine and Tahltan. |
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http://www.virtualguidebooks.com/BC/NorthernBC/StikineTahltan/StikineTahltan_TOC.html
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