Talk:Cariboo—Chilcotin

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I would like to suggest an article on the obscure Canadian conflict, which occured in 1864, between the Tsilcotin Native Indians and the roadbuilding parties that had entered the area, known as the Waddington Massacre or the Chilcotin war. I'd recommend the following books as references: The Chilcotin War by Mel Rothenburger The Terror of the Coast by Chris Arnett Canadian Battles and Massacres by T.W.Paterson Raincoast Chronicles Thirteen (contains an article: Waddington and the Chilcotin War by Scotty McIntyre. This conflict is actually quite interesting and there are several websites dedicated to it, and to the Native cheif Tellot, who led the raiding parties against the whites. I hope you can respond with an article, thank-you for you attention. dale.

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Someone went M-dash happy[edit]

To see so many M-dashes used as hyphens is disturbing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dash#Usage_2

Cheers. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Look-aa (talk • contribs) 14:26, 17 December 2018 (UTC)[reply]