51猎奇入口

Overview

Using gifted Indigenous place names is one way to respect and honour the Indigenous languages and histories connected to the places where 51猎奇入口is located. When choosing to use a gifted Indigenous place name, follow the guidelines below to ensure the name is represented accurately and respectfully.

• Refer to the Reconciliation website for context, accurate names, pronunciation guides.
• Respect original spellings, including unique characters, diacritics and character combinations.
• Be consistent in usage across communications and use both names.
• Add additional context where possible, e.g. link to the Reconciliation website.
• Find tips for typing Indigenous language in this and this brand typography support page.

Order

Always position h蓹n虛q虛蓹min虛蓹m虛 first and S岣祑x瘫w煤7mesh second separated by a slash. This order is appropriate because more 51猎奇入口Burnaby campus Host Nations speak h蓹n虛q虛蓹min虛蓹m虛 (3) than S岣祑x瘫w煤7mesh (1). Include a space on either side of the slash for readability.

Examples:

• s茮虛ex蓹new虛tx史鈥�/ Tl鈥檈7enk瘫a虂w虛txw

Always use both languages.

When using Indigenous names, state the English name afterwards, following a comma, until audience is familiar with Indigenous names. Do not place English names in parenthesis; doing so can unintentionally suggest that Indigenous names are direct translations rather than a co-existing official names.

Examples:

• Today I visited sp蓹n虛蓹m / Npen虛em虛a虂y, Indigenous Garden, for quiet reflection.

Subsequent Mentions

Use either Indigenous language or English depending on context. Wherever possible prefer Indigenous name.

Examples:

• Stop by sp蓹n虛蓹m鈥�/ Npen虛em虛a虂y on your next visit to SFU.