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Crossing Capilano Canyon, Vancouver 1905 Source: City of Vancouver Archives
Pronunciation guide for Indigenous communities in BC
Adams Lake Ahousaht …………………………………………………… a-howz-at Aitchelitz………………………………………………….. a-che-leetz Akisqnuk ………………………………………………..a-kissk-nook Alexis Creek………………………………………(see Tsi Del Del) Ashcroft A-Tlegay ……………………………………………………… at-le-gay Ayas Men Men……………………………………. ay-es mun mun Beecher Bay…………………………………………(see Scia’new) Bella Bella ……………………………………………. (see Heiltsuk) Bella Coola……………………………………………..(see Nuxalk) Blueberry River Bonaparte ……………………………………………….bone-eh-part Boothroyd ………………………………………………….booth-roid Boston Bar Bridge River Burns Lake Burrard ……………………………………….(see Tsleil-Wauthuth) Campbell River ……………………………… (see We Wai Kum) Canim Lake ………………………………………. (see Tsq’escen’) Canoe Creek Cape Mudge ……………………………………. (see We Wai Kai) Carrier Chilcotin ……………………………..carry-er chill-ko-tin Carrier Sekani …………………………………carry-er sek-an-ee Cayoose Creek…………………………………….keye-oos creek Champagne and Aishihik…. sham-pane and eh-zhee-ack Chawathil………………………………………………..sha-wah-thul Cheam…………………………………………………………. chee-am Checleseht …………………………………………..sheh-kluh-szet Chee Mamuk ………………………………………. chee mah-muk Chehalis………………………………………………….. sha-hay-liss Chemainus …………………………………………….. sha-main-us Cheslatta Carrier………………………………………… chez-la-ta Ch-ihl-kway-uhk…………………………………….chill-kway-uck Clinton ……………………………………. (see Whispering Pines) Coldwater Columbia Lake ……………………………………..(see Akisqnuk) Comox ………………………………………………… (see K’òmoks) Conayt ………………………………………………………….. kon-ate Cook’s Ferry Coqualeetza ………………………………………….. co-ka-leetz-a Cowichan…………………………………………………… cow-i-chin Cwenengitel …………………………………………ka-wen-cha-tel Dakh-ka Tlingit……………………………………daw-ka tling-get Dana Naye …………………………………………………. da-na-nay Da’naxda’xw…………………………………………dah-naw-dawk Daylu Dena …………………………………………… day-lou den-a Deadman’s Creek …………………………… (see Skeetchestn) Dease River ……………………………………………….. dees river Dene Tsaa Tse K’Nai…………………….den-a zaa-zay ka-nai Denisiqi………………………………………………… den-ne-se-kai Ditidaht …………………………………………………….dee-tee-dot Doig River Dzawada’enuxw ………………………………..za-wah-day-nook Dze L K’ant …………………………………………………….zel-kant Ehattesaht ……………………………………………….ee-hat-a-sut En’owkin………………………………………………………en-ow-kin ?Esdilagh……………………………………………………ess-dey-la Esketemc………………………………………………….. ess-ke-tem Eslha7an………………………………………………..awes-la-hawn Esquimalt………………………………………………..es-kwai-malt Fort Langley………………………………………… (see Kwantlen) Fort Nelson Fort Ware…………………………………………… (see Kwadacha) Fountain…………………………………………………. (see Xaxli’p) Fraser Lake……………………………….. (see Nadleh Whut’en) Gingolx………………………………………………………..gin-gol-lix Gitanmaax…………………………………………………… git-n-max Gitanyow………………………………………………………git-n-yow Gitksan………………………………………………………..gicks-san Gitmaxmak’ay Nisga’a………………….. git-ma-mgai nis-gah Gitsegukla………………………………………………. gits-a-guk-la Gitwangak………………………………………………git-wan-gawk Gitwinksihlkw……………………………………………. git-win-silk Gitxaala……………………………………………………… git-gath-la Gitxsan………………………………………………………..gicks-san Glen Vowell Gwa’Sala-’Nakwaxda’xw…………gwa-sal-a nawk-wa-dawk Gwawaenuk…………………………………….gwah-way-ee-nook Gya Wa Tlaab………………………………………..gya-wah-tlawb Hagwilget……………………………………………………hag-will-git Haida Gwaii………………………………………………hy-dah gwai Haisla……………………………………………………………..highs-la Halalt………………………………………………………………..hull-alt Halfway River Hamatla…………………………………………………….hum-mat-la Hartley Bay Ha-Shilth-Sa………………………………………………ha-shilth-sa Heiltsuk………………………………………………………….helts-uk Heiltsuk Kaxla…………………………………….. helts-uk kaks-la Hesquiaht……………………………………………… hesh-qwee-at Hey-Way’-Noqu’……………………………………..hay-way-nook High Bar Hiiye’yu Lelum………………………………….he-yay-ya lay-lum Homalco………………………………………………….. hoe-mall-co Hope…………………………………………………… (see Chawathil) Hulitan………………………………………………………… hull-eet-n Hul’qumi’num…………………………………… hull-qui-mee-num Hupacasath……………………………………… who-patch-eh-set Huu-ay-aht…………………………………………………who-way-at In-SHUCK-ch……………………………………………..in-shuck-sh Iskut…………………………………………………………………isk-cut Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’ / Che:k’tles7et’h’ ………………………………………. kai-you-cut / sheh-kluh-szet Kackaamin…………………………………………………. ka-ka-min Kahtou…………………………………………………………… kah-too Kakawis……………………………………………………….ka-ka-wis Kamloops Kanaka Bar………………………………………………can-a-ka bar Kaska……………………………………………………………….kas-ka Katzie…………………………………………………………… kate-zee Kekinow…………………………………………………….. kee-kin-oh Kekuli………………………………………………………. keh-koo-lee Kermode………………………………………………… ker-mow-dee Kikino………………………………………………………… kee-kin-oh Ki-Low-Na…………………………………………………key-low-nah Kispiox……………………………………………………..kiss-pea-ox Kitamaat…………………………………………………….. kit-ah-mat Kitasoo………………………………………………………… kit-a-soo Kitkatla……………………………………. (see Gitxaala) kit-cat-la Kitselas…………………………………………………………kit-sel-us Kitsumkalum……………………………………….kits-um-kale-um Kiwetin………………………………………………………key-wee-tin Klahoose……………………………………………………..kla-hoose Kla-how-eya…………………………………………..kla-how-ee-ya Klemtu……………………………………………………(see Kitasoo) Kluskus…………………… (see Lhoosk’uz Dene) looze-k’ U z Knucwentwecw………………………………. canuck-when-twah K’òmoks………………………………………………………… co-mox Ksan……………………………………….. (as in gicks-san) ka-san Ktunaxa-Kinbasket…………………………te-nah-ha kinbasket KUU-US…………………………………………………………… koo-us Kwadacha………………………………………………..kwa-da-chuh Kwakiutl………………………………………………………….kwa-gul K’wak’walat’si…………………………………..kwa-kwa-lawt-see Kwantlen………………………………………………………kwant-len K’watamus,……………………………………………..kwat-a-muss Kwaw-kwaw-apilt…………………………………….. kwa-kwa-plit Kwiakah…………………………………………………………kway-ka Kwicksutaineuk ………………………………………………..quick-wa-sut-uh-nook Kwikwetlem…………………………………………. kwee-kwet-lum Kwumut Lelum……………………………………kwa-mut lay-lum Kyuquot Laich-Kwil-Tach…………………………………………..lee-kwa-ta Lake Babine………………………………………..(see Nat’oot’en) Lake Cowichan Lalum’utul’ Smun’eem…………….lay-lum-atul smah-nawm LĀU,WELNEW……………………………………..lhay-wull-nough Lax Kw’alaams………………………………… lacks-qwah-lambs Laxgalts’ap………………………………………………..lax-galt-sap Leq’á:mel…………………………………………………….. la-cam-el Lheidli-T’enneh…………………………………. clayt-clay den-ay Lhoosk’uz Dené…………………………….. looze-k’ U z den-ay Lhtako Dene………………………………………. lah-ta-ko den-ay Liard………………………………………………………………..lee-ard Lil’wat………………………………………………………………lil-watt Little Shuswap………………………………… little shoo-shwahp Lower Kootenay Lower Nicola Lower Post…………………………………….. (see Daylu Denna) Lower Similkameen Lu’ma……………………………………………………………… lou-ma Lyackson…………………………………………………..lye-ack-son Lytton Maa-nulth………………………………………………….maw-nawlth Maiyoo Keyoh……………………………………….. my-you-kay-o M’akola………………………………………………………… ma-ko-la Malahat Mamalilikulla-Qwe’Qwa’Sot’Em ………………………….ma-ma-leelah-kwalah kwe-kwah-sum Matsqui…………………………………………………….mats-sqwee McLeod Lake……………………………………… (see Tse’Khene) Métis…………………………………………………………….. may-tee Metlakatla……………………………………………….. met-la-cat-la Miki’siw……………………………………………………….mick-i-sue Moricetown Mount Currie…………………………………………….(see Lil’wat) Mowachaht Musgamagw Tsawataineuk ……………………………….moos-ga-muk zow-wa-dane-nook Musqueam……………………………………………..mus-kwee-um Nadleh Whut’en…………………………………. nad-lee woo-ten Nak’azdli………………………………………………. na-caused-lee Namgis…………………………………………………….. nhum-geez Nanoose………………………………………. (see Snaw-Naw-As) Nanoose Te’mexw…………………………..na-noose tey-muck Nat’oot’ten………………………………………………….nad-oo-ten Naut’sa mawt………………….. (Alliance TC) nawt-saw-mawt Nawican………………………………………………………..now-i-kin Nazko……………………………………………………………..nazz-co Necosli………………………………………………… (see Nak’azdli) Nee-Tahi-Buhn………………………………………. knee-tie-boon Nemiah……………………………………………(see Xeni Gwet’in) Nenqayni………………………………………………… nen-ky-knee Neskonlith……………………………………………….ness-con-lith New Aiyansh………………………………………..new eye-annch New Westminster……………………………………(see Qayqayt) Nezul Be Hunuyeh………………………….nezul bay hun-yeah Nicomen…………………………………………………… ni-kuh-men NiL / TU,O……………………………………………….neeth-two-wa Nisga’a Lisms……………………………………. nis-gah liss-ums Nisga’a Ts’amiks…………………………………nis-gah tsa-miks Nitinaht…………………………………………………..(see Ditidaht) Nlaka’pamux………………………………………….ent-la-cap-um Nlha’7kapmx………………………………………….ent-la-cap-um Nooaitch…………………………………………………………new-ich North Thompson……………………………………. (see Simpcw) N’Quatqua………………………………………………neh-qwa-qwa Nuchatlaht………………………………………………..new-chat-lat Nupqu…………………………………………………………… noop-ku Nuu-chah-nulth………………………………………new-cha-nulth Nuwitti……………………………………………. (see Tlatlasikwala) Nuxalk…………………………………………………………new-hawk Ohiaht………………………………………………. (see Huu-ay-aht) Okanagan Old Masset OoknaKane…………………………………………… ooka-na-cane Oregon Jack Creek Osoyoos…………………………………………………… oh-soy-use Oweekeno…………………………………………..(see Wuikinuxv) Pacheedaht…………………………………………….pah-chee-dat Pauquachin……………………………………………. paw-kwi-chin Pavilion………………………………………….. (see Ts’kw’aylaxw) Pellt’iq’t………………………………………………………….pel-tighk Penelakut…………………………………………………pen-el-a-cut Penticton Peters Popkum………………………………………………………pop-kwum Prophet River……………………….(see Dene Tsaa Tse K’Nai) Qayqayt………………………………………………………….key-kite Qualicum………………………………………………….kwal-i-come Quatsino……………………………………………….quat-see-know Quesnel Tillicum………………………………… qwi-nel till-i-kum Quw’utsun’……………………………………………..ko-whuts-sun Quw’utsun’ Syuw’entst Lelum’ ……………………………………ko-whuts-sun swhents lay-lum Qwallayuw…………………………………………… qkwell-eye-you Red Bluff………………………………………….(see Lhtako Dene) Saik’uz…………………………………………………………..sigh-cuz Sal’i’shan……………………………………………………..sal-i-shan Saulteau…………………………………………………………..so-tow Scia’new………………………………………………….. chee-a-new Scowlitz……………………………………………………….. scow-litz Scw’exmx………………………………………………….shwa-come Seabird Island Sechelt………………………………………………………….see-shelt Secwepemc…………………………………………….sec-wep-emc Semiahmoo……………………………………………. semi-ah-moo Sen’klip………………………………………………………..senk-leap Seton Lake Sexqeltqin………………………………………………..se-kell-keen Shackan………………………………………………………….shack-n Shuswap…………………………………………………shoo-shwahp Shxwhá:y………………………………………………………….shwhy Shxw’owhamel…………………………………………shwa-ham-ul Simpcw…………………………………………………………….sim-ka Siska…………………………………………………………………sis-ka Skatin…………………………………………………………. skuh-teen Skawahlook………………………………………………… skow-look Skeetchestn……………………………………………..ski-chas-ten Skidegate…………………………………………………. skid-eh-get Skin Tyee……………………………………………………skin-tye-ee Skowkale……………………………………………………. skow-cale Skuppah……………………………………………………….. scup-pa Skwah………………………………………………………………skwah Skway………………………………………(see Shxwha:y) sh-why Slelemw………………………………………………………sull-ay-mu Sliammon………………………………………………… sly-am-mon Snaw-Naw-As………………………………………….snaw-naw-as Snaza’ist…………………………………………………. snaw-zay-ist Snc’c’amala?tn……………………….sun-chich-she-mall-it-ton Snuneymuxw…………………………………….snue-ney-mowck Soda Creek…………………………………………….. (see Xats’ull) Songhees………………………………………………….. song-geez Sooke……………………………………………………(see T’Sou-ke) Soowahlie……………………………………………………sue-wall-e Spallumcheen……………………………………….. (see Splatsin) Splatsin……………………………………………………..spla-cheen Spuzzum………………………………………………………spuz-zum Squamish……………………………………………………squa-mish Squiala………………………………………………………. skwai-all-a Stehiyáq………………………………………………….. stah-he-ack Stellat’en………………………………………………………stull-a-tin Stitsma……………………………………………………….schtitz-ma Stl’atl’imx…………………………………………………. stat-lee-um Sto:lo…………………………………………………………… staw-low Stu”ate LeLum……………………………………stu-eight lay-lum Sulsila Lelum………………………………… sawl-see-la lee-lum Sumas………………………………………………………….sue-mass Tahltan……………………………………………………………. tall-tan Takla Lake Taku River Tlingit………………………….. ta-koo-river tling-get Tale’awtxw………………………………………………….tah-la-hout Tanakteuk………………………………………..(see Da’naxda’xw) Tansi…………………………………………………………….tawn-say Te’mexw………………………………………………………..tey-muck T’exelc…………………………………………………………..teh-huwl Tillicum Lelum…………………………………… till-i-kum lay-lum T’it’q’et……………………………………………………………..tilth-kit Tl’azt’en………………………………………………………… tlaz-den Tla-o-qui-aht………………………………………….klay-o-kwee-at Tlatlasikwala……………………………………..tla-tla-see-kwa-la Tl’etinqox-T’in…………………………………. kleh-deen-ko-teen Tlowitsis…………………………………………………tlow-eet-sees Tobacco Plains Toosey……………………………………………………………two-zee Toquaht…………………………………………………………tow-kwat Tsartlip……………………………………………………………. sart-lip Tsawataineuk…………………………………….za-wah-day-nook Tsawout…………………………………………………………. say-out Tsawwassen……………………………………………..tsa-wah-sen Tsay Keh Dene………………………………………say-kay-denay TseK’hene………………………………………………….. tse-kan-ay Tseshaht………………………………………………………..say-shot Ts’ewulhtun……………………………………………..say-wool-tun Tseycum………………………………………………………say-come Tsi Deldel………………………………………………..tsigh-dell-dell Tsilhqot’in…………………………………………………..sill-ko-teen Tsimshian…………………………………………………. sim-she-an Ts’ ‘Kel…………………………………………………………….tiss-kel Ts’kw’aylaxw……………………………………………. tisk-why-lah Tsleil-Waututh………………………………………..slay-wa-tuth T’Souke………………………………………………………….tsa-awk Tsow-Tun Le Lum………………………………..sow-tun-lay-lum Tsq’escen’…………………………………………………..chess-ken Tsulquate……………………….. (see Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw) Tzeachten………………………………………………. chee-ack-ten Uchucklesaht…………………………………………. u-chuk-les-at Ucluelet……………………………………………………….u-clew-let Ulkatcho…………………………………………………….. ul-kat-cho U’mista……………………………………………………… oo-miss-ta Union Bar Upper Nicola Upper Similkameen Usma Nuu-Chah-Nulth…………………us-mah nuu-cha-nuth Wachiay……………………………………………………….wha-chey Waskahikan……………………………………………wass-kee-gan Wazdidadilh………………………………………….woss-did-a-duh Wei Wai Kai……………………………………………….wee-wa-kai Wei Wai Kum……………………………………….. wee wah come West Moberly Westbank Wet’suwet’en………………………………………….. wet-so-a-den Whe-La-La-U……………………………………………..we-lala-you Whispering Pines Williams Lake Wilp Si’Satxw……………………………………………….wilp-s-sat Wilp Wilxo’oskwhl…………………………….wilp will-kosk-wuh Winalagalis………………………………………….win-a-la-ga-lees WSÁNEĆ………………………………………………….wh-say-nuch Wuikinuxv…………………………………………………whee-kin-au Xai’xais…………………………………………………………hay-hays Xats’ull…………………………………………………………….hat-sull Xaxli’p…………………………………………………………hawk-leap Xeni Gwet’in………………………………………..hon-ay gwi-teen Xolhemet……………………………………………………….o-le-met Xyolhemeylh…………………………………………………. yoth-me Yakweakwioose……………………………….. ya-kweek-we-oos Yale Yekooche………………………………………………. yeh-koo-chee Yinka Déné…………………………………………. ying-kaw denay Yunesit’in…………………………………………you-neh-seh-teen
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Sunset on Mars by NASA’s Curiosity Rover
On May 19, 1835, five men assaulted Henry Winton, editor of the Public Ledger and Newfoundland General Advertiser, on Saddle Hill, when travelling from Carbonear to Harbour Grace. His ears are severed with a clasp knife and stuffed with mud and dirt. Winton’s anti-Catholic editorials made the editor an open target among in the uniquely restless 1830s. According to Governor Henry Prescott, the event was “a matter of open triumph and rejoicing to the Catholics of low degree, [with] even female servants and children expressing the greatest satisfaction.”
Pictured: (1) Winton’s paper, 1827; (2) Winton’s gravesite, St. John’s General Protestant Cemetery (Credit: Karen Fifield Munn)
Read more: http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/winton_henry_david_8E.html
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#hrgrace #harbourgrace #henrywinton #henrydavidwinton #NLHistory #hgnotebook #cbmuseum #exploreNL #exploreCanada #saddlehill #carbonear (at General Protestant Cemetery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAXtX_9HMbU/?igshid=1l1oi295grmt5
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it’s a hang drum :)
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He was so content until your rude ass started poking him.
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