T'ít'q'et

A form of T̓ít̓q̓et — People and First Nation in British Columbia, part of the Lillooet.

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proper noun
  1. alternativeAlternative form of T̓ít̓q̓et
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    T’ít’q’et (formerly the Lillooet Indian Band), situated adjacent to the town of Lillooet, is approximately 254 km northeast of Vancouver, British Columbia. T’ít’q’et is 1 of 11 communities within the St’át’imc Nation that share a common language, culture, history and territory. T’ít’q’et currently has 394 registered members. The Band has seven reserves, including the main reserve Lillooet IR #1 and a shared reserve with the Bridge River Indian Band.

    2019, Fred Wien, Jeff Denis, Jennifer S. Dockstator, et al., “First Nation paths to well-being: lessons from the Poverty Action Research Project”, in Global Health Promotion, volume 26, number 3 supplement, →DOI, pages 6-16
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