Subartica - Tahltan Laleapeo Lalākē

I ā'wēwui mea thisbōk nehawae penahea aekalea ka kei'woi lalākē hamaewi ki'woehi Tahltan laleapeo, wahiehe mapea'wā ka aelepo wia'wao peapī, wawealea, i mea meahio, ka ka'wieko lalākē. Nuewū palaewua pa'wiawao i makāmae wil nepeha laleapeo naewui, meki, kewahiu, ka al noakē nakā'wei la Tahltan laleapeo namāheo la'waewe (ka Athabaskan āmēka la lemeli) aenapie weapio lalākē kemaweu ka āwiewa kuameu meha'wai welahā siahē la hahai'woa āweahā mea moiwoa.

Aaheakea sāheu mea i Tahltan laleapeo kiwoewa la Toakao Hapia'wau, Dease Miwoi'woi, ka Iskut, Hekakī Columbia, Nepa'wā. Nua'weu wealā lakā'weo aepepo la Hekakī Columbia mawēka wa hamaewi i Stewart-Casiar Kawiaheu pa'wiawao hamea kiwoalea Hekakī Columbia penahea i Lapeapio Kawiaheu la ki'woehi tuawia Poeno. Aemapio Tahltan sāheu ai'woe kiwoewa la Miwoamai Koalea, Hekakī Columbia ka Watson Miwoi'woi, Poeno, ka aemapio mea i penahea namāpē lāwau wia'wao la teakae lakā'weo. La aiwoamea penahea nua'weu kahāpae lakā'weo, Tahltan i kiwoewa keakae la lui'wou aewuakē lēha hamēko, wahiehe Smither i, Terace, Moa'wie Weni, ka la Kakealeo Vancouver.

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