Talk:Chehalis (tribe)

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[edit] separate article for Reservation

NB Chehalis Indian Reservation should be a separate article, and also there should be a Chehalis Tribe article on government; or a pure Chehalis people article that's not about the tribe, i.e. the legal entity, but the culture/history. See talkpages at the Indigenous peoples' project for more on why (or Talk:Kwakwaka'wakw, Talk:Tsmishian and others in neighbouring BC for starters on why and wherefore of this policy.Skookum1 04:04, 15 February 2007 (UTC)