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ٙჯஙKlatsassinٙ੭ჯʘɨ೯ਗنdৰəி ͟ɪࠑཀ̙ٝdTsilhqot’inၾᆄݲಟ͏٫
ϓ19Τʈɛϥɳ̮dɰਗ਼ڢࡡИ͏٫dႼᕎTsil- ટᙃٙཀd̂တəేᄌٙഐ؈fуکૄɛ
hqot’inʘჯਹfவ݊ίߵ᙮ࡩࡐˢԭዝ̦ɪdਬ Ӊن՟᙮˼ࡁٙᛆлdШεਃɽ͛ն̘ٙ
ɓɓϣࡡИ͏ঐᅲϓ̌ήdਗ਼ڢࡡИ͏Ⴜᕎ ෆ೨dԱᔚᐗίዝ̦ٙڗ఼l
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˼ࡁٙჯਹ f
1864ϋ8˜dKlatsassinၾՉ˼Tsilhqot’inٙ 參e從戰場到法庭
ɻɓৎආɝᆄݲ͏٫ᐄήdᎇܝуංࣉ
ʿաᄲdTsilhqot’inૄɛ੶ሜKlatsassinԨ͊
ᆄݲ͏ආɝTsilhqot’inෂ୕ჯਹʘܝd
ҳࠥdϾ݊ۃ̘ਞ̋ձ̻ึᙄdᏐ༈ԮϞᗳЧ
ίટᙃٙڋಂdૄɛࡁʔ˸೯ਗنٙ˙όࣔ
̮ʹᒀеdiplomatic immunityٙᛆлfШ
ሊჯɺfϾίᆄݲ݁ᛆܔͭʘܝdಟ͏٫˸Υ
KlatsassinʿՉૄɛʥкӔϞໆdԨ1864ϋ
جٙ˙όᘱᚃЦჯTsilhqot’inෂ୕ჯਹdૄɛࡁ
10˜ 26˚ੂБϥΑfKlatsassin’s௰ܝٙ፲ԊႭj ࣔሊჯɺٙഄଫdɰఱఙᔷՑجࢬəfШ
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Ңࡁٙจܠ݊نϾڢፑ૨ l
݊dуک݊ீཀൡதٙ˙όΫూࡡϞᛆлd࿁̋
Ϊމִ݁ٙɪࠑ፹ႬБމdߵ᙮ࡩࡐˢԭ
ࣅɽࡡИ͏ૄϾԊdԱᔚ݊ɓఙဘڗٙنf
ৰə͟Ꮸ࿀ڗ̈ࠦ࿁Tsilhqot’inૄɛڌ༺ခจf
ִ݁Ԩ1999ϋމ༈ዝ̦ෆ೨ԫͭd࿁ࣔ ɓeൡதʘ௰ܝ˓ݬ
ሊІʉෂ୕ჯਹၾ͛ݺ˙όdתҤɝڧБމٙ ࿁Tsilhqot’inෂ୕ჯਹʫٙ༟๕ચྮd
Tsilhqot’inૄɛڌ༺หจfϾίஈϥKlatsassinʿ
19˰ߏٙଇږᆠနᔷՑಌ؍༟๕ٙо՟fϾ
Չૄɛʘԫཀ150ϋܝdߵ᙮ࡩࡐˢԭ
͉ࣩٙߠ౻ԫྼdఱ݊1983ϋCarrier Lumber
ڗChristy Clark2014ϋ10˜23˚ᙄึකᙄಂගd
ʮ̡՟ίTsilhqot’inෂ୕ჯਹʫආБʈุͽ˝
ʮකڌ༺࿁KlatsassinʿՉૄɛʘခจdԨ˲ڌ
ٙੂකf
ͪ˼ࡁԨʔ݊ໆ͕dɰӚϞ༼ˀОجܛ֛d νΝଇږࣛಂٙʹஷცࠅd༈ʮ̡މəԴ༱
˼ࡁ݊މəࣔሊІʉٙɺήʿૄɛϾਞၾɓఙჯ
༶˝ҿٙ̔ԓՑ༺ͽ˝ήᓃdࠇܔி༨൳Tsil-
ɺنᙄึᙄٙɻၾჯஙd༈ԫ࿁Klatsassinʿ
hqox RiverٙᆃdTsilhqot’inჯஙʿॾϼࡁމə
Չૄɛ݊ɽٙʔ່͍l Tsilhqot’inૄɛᒱʊϓ
ˀ࿁༈ᆃʈʿڜ˟ᘱᚃͽ˝dί༈ஈணͭə
̌ήن՟˼ࡁᏐϞٙٙᛆлdШ݊1864نה੭ ڜཞண݄fΪމૄɛٙˀ࿁ʿમ՟ڜཞણ݄d݁
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Ըٙෆ೨dԱᔚᗭ˸ᅨ̻ f
ִዚᗫ˾ڌၾTsilhqot’inٙჯஙdᑘБəሜᆻ
ਠึᙄfίึᙄʕdִ݁וፕdৰڢᐏTsilh-
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See Edward Sleigh Hewlett, KLATSASSIN, in 9 Dic- qot’inૄɛʘΝจdͽ˝ʮ̡ʔึᘱᚃίෂ୕ჯ
tionary of Canadian Biography 2003, available at http:// 16
www.biographi.ca/en/bio/klatsassin_9E.html (last visit- ਹʫආБͽ˝ f
ed Mar. 23, 2016). ኋ၍Ϟɪࠑִ݁ٙוፕdШͽ˝ੂʥܵᚃ
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See Sean Carleton,“We Meant War Not Murder”: A ࣨ೯dᗫʮ̡ί՟ੂʘܝdу̙ঐᘱᚃί
Punk Rock History of Klatsassin and the Tsilhqot’in War
of 1864, activehistory.ca, http://activehistory.ca/2014/10/ Tsilhqot’inٙෂ୕ჯਹͽಌ؍fૄɛɰΪϤจᗆ
we-meant-war-not-murder-a-punk-rock-history-of- Ցdν؈ӚϞආБൡதҏdෂ୕ჯਹʿჯਹʫ
klatsassin-and-the-tsilhqotin-war-of-1864/ (last visited ٙ༟๕ʥᔚึᘱᚃݴ̰fΪϤd࿁Tsilhqot’inϾ
Mar. 25, 2016).
15 Ԋd፯˸ൡத˙όࣔሊɺήe˖ʷdৰə݊ɓ
ߵ᙮ࡩࡐˢԭڗʱᑊʫ࢙νɨj“Today
we acknowledge that these chiefs were not criminals ၇ԣጏБਗʘ̮dഄଫɪϾԊdһ݊މəૄ໊
and that they were not outlaws. They were warriors,
they were leaders, and they were engaged in a terri-
torial dispute to defend their lands and their peoples.
Their descendants continue to reside on and care for for the many wrongs inflicted by past governments.”
those territories, and they do it with the same commit- See British Columbia, Official Report of Debates of the
ment to their lands and their culture that their forebears Legislative Assembly, 3d Sess., 40th Parl. 4180 (Hansard
showed. The Tsilhqot’in continue to assert their right Oct. 23, 2014) [hereinafter Debates of the Legislative
and their responsibility to govern those lands. Despite Assembly], available at https://www.leg.bc.ca/content/
every success that they have had, the pain of 1864 has hansard/40th3rd/20141023am-hansard-v16n2.htm (last
never receded. Madame Speaker, I stand here today in visited Mar. 25, 2016).
this Legislature, 150 years later, to say that the prov- 16 See Carrier Lumber Ltd. v British Columbia (1999), 47
ince of British Columbia is profoundly sorry for the B.L.R. (2d) 50,[1999] B.C.J. No. 1812 (B.C.S.C.) at
wrongful arrest, trial and hanging of the six chiefs and para. 111.