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 Requested move 

:Thompson people →  – This move was done by a speedy change, not by RM, with MOSTCOMMON and ENGLISH being used as the reasons.  But CANENGL applies on Canadian English articles on Canadian topics, and ""Nlaka'pamux"" is now the standard in Canadian English, and like other indigenous endonyms in Canada is now the expected norm.  Unlike the parallel RMs at Lillooet people/St'at'imc and Chilcotin people/Tsilhqot'in, where there is a marked difference in google results, the difference in google results here is marginal, though still in favour of Nlaka'pamux, which gets 28,200 results vs for ""Thompson people"" there are 28,000 - but a glance at the first page of that search demonstrates that not all of those are about these people.  I don't have t ime at the moment to search on media sources such as the Vancouver Sun or [http:thetyee.ca The Tyee], which are in British Columbia, or in the Globe and Mail....but I know the results will overwhelmingly favour ""Nlaka'pamux""....as do the people themselves.  Also leaving this article the way it is will inevitably bring about a CfD, even a CFDS, to Category:Thompson people from the current Category:Nlaka'pamux.  It says right on the ""move"" page that impacts on categories and other articles should be kept in mind; here they weren't.`   "