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Hi; saw your change.  Now let's just hope I got it in the right gender; instinctively the -ie ending is feminine, but not necessarily.  I'll check over in le carnard enchaine to see if they capitalize it or not; probably do in titles, like in the infobox, but I'm not so sure about straight text.  Now, do you think we should go ahead and add the French forms of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Ontario, Manitoba?  And while we're at it put ""(English: Quebec)"" (w/o the accent) in the first line of the Quebec article...oh that was premature; they have the English form first, and in the title, without the accent.  Now if we can only get that procedure/model recognize for St'at'imc, Nuxalk and other First Nations articles where the name is in their language and spelling system, with characters such as accented vowels English doesn't have and all that superscript/subscript stuff that had been in Squamish Nation's evil twin Skwuxuxmesh or whatever it was.... "