The Comox or Sliammon language is one of the Salishan family of languages,
spoken by around 400 people in British Columbia, Canada. There were originally two dialects of this language, Mainland Comox (or Sliammon) and
Island Comox (or Salhutltxw), but only the Sliammon dialect is still spoken today. Most fluent Comox speakers are elders, but the language
is being taught to children in the Sliammon First Nation schools to ensure its survival.
The Comox/Sliamon Language
Profile and linguistic bibliography of Comox from the Yinka Dene Language Institute.
Comox Language Plaque
Canadian human rights tribute written in Comox.
Comox
Demographic information about the Comox language from the Ethnologue of Languages.