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The Lekwungen people include both the Songhees and the Esquimalt First Nations but, as is now, Lekwungen is a redirect to Songhees - so this need to be clarified. It would seem that Lekwungen should be changed from a redirect and into its own article which references both the Songhees and the Esquimalt First Nations.
Enquire ( talk) 02:01, 14 June 2024 (UTC) reply

I agree they should be separate articles. This article is about the ethnic group so I think it should just be renamed "Lekwungen" and we send "Songhees" to redirect to the Songhees First Nation page. Besides the name change the only cleanup needed here would be mentioning Esquimalt First Nation as a Lekwungen band government instead of just Songhees First Nation. NuclearElevator ( talk) 06:23, 18 June 2024 (UTC) reply