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Journal article (23 pages). Describes the traditional food systems of indigenous peoples of western Canada (British Columbia) and documents how they have changed over the time, especially since European newcomers arrived in the region.

By Nancy J. Turner (University of Victoria) and Katherine L.Turner, published in the Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge, Vol. 6 (1), January 2007.

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