This site was created for the Provincial Capital Commission by Open School BC.
Key individuals involved in the project include: 

Mike Sherman Project Manager Open School BC	Leanne Baugh-Peterson Writer
Janet Bartz Media Coordinator Open School BC	John Adams History Consultant Discover the Past
Sean Cunniam FLASH Programmer Teacher's Pet Educational Resources	Butch Dick Songhees Education Liaison Songhees Nation Harley A. Wylie Aboriginal Liaison Provincial Capital Commission Kathryn MacLean Program and Policy Analyst Provincial Capital Commission
Max Licht Illustrator Max Licht Illustration	Denis Johnston Director, Outreach and Engagement Provincial Capital Commission

The Provincial Capital Commission wishes to thank and acknowledge the Songhees Chief and Council, Administrator Jackie Albany and Songhees Education Liaison Butch Dick, who all gave so generously their knowledge, information, history and time. Their understanding, support, and contributions were very helpful in the creation of the Coast Salish feature page.

The Provincial Capital Commission would also like to thank the following for their contributions:

Image References for Coast Salish page:

Salmon
The salmon icon used on the map and Coast Salish page is based on a drawing kindly provided by Butch Dick.

Chief John Albany and Totem Pole
The totem pole is drawn from a photograph, kindly provided by Jackie Albany (taken by Dave Bodaly)  of John Albany standing outside his home in front of his totem pole. The photograph of John Albany is a cropped version of this photograph.

Songhees Wooden Feast Bowl
“This Songhees wooden feast bowl from the collection of the National Museum of the American Indian, Washington DC”
Barsh, Russel. “Traditional Sustainable Use.” Wavelength Magazine, August-September 2003. 5 June 2007 http://www.wavelengthmagazine.com/2003/as03use.php

Images Courtesy of BC Archives: