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Nechako | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN The Nechako region is comprised of the Traditional Territories of the Sekani and Kaska Dene in the north and the Dakelh, Wet’suwet’en further south The land is generally mountainous, with many large lakes and rivers that have sustained a traditional economy and trade system since time immemorial
Interactive Map | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations Beecher Bay First Nation also known as Scia'new Region | Vancouver Island Coast Binche Whut'en Region | Nechako Blueberry River First Nations Region | Northeast Bonaparte First Nation
Binche Whuten | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations Binche Whut’en is a small reserve located north west of Fort St James along Stuart Lake and belong to the Dakelh cultural group, also known as the Carrier people Dakelh worldviews are respected including: clan traditions, Dakelh values, cultural teachings, family, and community knowledge Binche Whut’en members respect the voices, concerns, ideas and input from the community Binche Whut
Huu-ay-aht First Nations | British Columbia Assembly of First . . . - BCAFN Huu-ay-aht First Nations is a self-governing, modern treaty Nation whose lands are located in the Barkley Sound region on the west coast of Vancouver Island, at the entrance to Alberni Inlet The lands and waters making up our traditional territories (ḥahuułi, pronounced “ha-houlthee”) have been occupied by us since time immemorial Today, Huu-ay-aht citizens number close to 750 and
Takla Lake First Nation - BCAFN BC Regional Office: Omineca (Prince George) Region: Nechako Reserve Land Area:809 00 ha Chief: Chief John Allen French
Tahltan | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN The Tahltan First Nation, together with the neighbouring Iskut First Nation, make up the Tahltan Central Government The Tahltan Central Government (TCG) is the administrative governing body of the Tahltan Nation The Iskut Band and the Tahltan Band continue to govern Tahltan interest in respect of the Indian Act but have endorsed the TCG as the representative government of the Tahltan Nation
Wetsuweten First Nation - BCAFN BC Regional Office: Omineca (Prince George) Region: Nechako Reserve Land Area:650 00 ha Chief: Chief Maureen Luggi