280:; there will be others like it, as the historical native political relationships are vastly different from our modern sense of their governments as in tribal councils and band councils and various nation and association hierarchies, and in many cases there was nothing resembling one of the latter day groupings, as in the Cowichan, where Somena is; there is no such thing as a Cowichan people, which is why I listed them as Cowichan peoples; they all spoke the same dialect of Halkomelem and lived alongside each other, but they were not a chieftaincy-cum-statehood in the way any of the Nuu-chah-nulth and Haida chiefs were; similarly the Sto:lo, who did not have a common political organization until modern times. Modern-day bands are often broken up into unique-band nations (D'Arcy) and small-group nations (In-SHUCK-ch) even though larger groupings of their historical ethnographic - but not really
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318:(which AFAIK is a partnership between the Squamis Nation or another native organization and the company running the bridge and its other attractions (private sector rather than government, although I'd venture government funding is also at play). Toti:lthet or however it's spelled, the old St. Mary's Residential School in Mission, is another example; as also the (temporary?) operation of former CFB Chilliwack by local First Nations educational and social services (I think it's over now and something else has gone down with that property....or not?). Anyway, all these and more province-wide a pretty healthy list in their own right, and obviously of encyclopedic interest. Not sure what to use as a title, or if I'm up to the task time-wise (as also with the list of First Nations govts in BC discussed above).
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