Lil'wat

English

Noun

Lil'wat sg or pl

  1. Alternative form of Líl̓wat.
    • 2019 April 10, The Canadian Press, “Grass fire under control on Lil’wat First Nation land near Pemberton”, in Vancouver Sun‎[1]:
      The Lil’wat set up an emergency operations centre and warned residents of 15 properties to be ready to leave on short notice, although Armann says no homes were damaged.
    • 2019 July 1, Nancy Macdonald, “King of the mountain: For 20 years, a Lil’wat chief keeps a lonely vigil in the B.C. woods”, in The Globe and Mail‎[2]:
      “So much of the world has already been destroyed,” he says. “I’m looking after the mountain not just for the Lil’wat, but so the whole world can enjoy it.”
    • 2020 October 24, “Search continues for two Lil'wat Nation members missing since Thursday near Pemberton, B.C.”, in CBC News‎[3]:
      The pair were driving a red 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 truck, which was found near a paragliding launch site north of Pemberton and the Lil'wat community of Mount Currie on Friday.
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