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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
British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN Nechako Reserve Land Area: 650 00 ha Chief: Chief Maureen Luggi Council: Ruby Ogen, Sharon Turner Governance Structure: Custom Electoral System Population Total: 248 Address: P O Box 760 Burns Lake V0J 1E0 Community Description The Wet’suwet’en First Nation is located west of Burns Lake in the central interior of British Columbia
Interactive Map | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN Region | Nechako Whispering Pines Clinton Region | Thompson Okanagan Williams Lake First Nation Region | Cariboo Witset First Nation Region | North Coast Wuikinuxv Nation Region | Vancouver Island Coast Xa'Xtsa (Douglas First Nation) Region | Lower Mainland Southwest Xat'sull (Soda Creek Indian Band)
British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN The Cheslatta Carrier Nation is based at Southbank on the south shore of Francois Lake, 23 km south of Burns Lake Many members of the Cheslatta Carrier Nation live on 17 reserves scattered over a vast area known as "Southside "
Saikuz First Nation | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN Nechako Reserve Land Area: 3,235 70 ha Chief: Chief Priscilla Mueller Council: Alison Agatha Johnny, Jasmine Thomas, Jason Alexis, Rodney Teed Governance Structure: Indian Act Address: 135 Joseph Street Vanderhoof V0J 3A1 Community Description Saikuz First Nation is a Dalkeh Community in Central British Columbia It's name is derived
Daylu Dena Council | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN Lower Post (Daylu), BC, is located on Highway 97, the Alaska Highway, approximately 23 kilometers south-east of Watson Lake, YT, and is home to the Daylu Dena Council (DDC), an organizition that advances the interests of its members
Dease River | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN Nechako Reserve Land Area: 80 20 ha Chief: Chief Ruby Johnny Council: Councillor Annie Johnny , Councillor Tania Johnny , Deputy Chief Myles Manygreyhorses, Councillor Crystal Carlic Governance Structure: Custom Electoral System Address: General Delivery Good Hope Lake V0C 2Z0
Lake Babine Nation | British Columbia Assembly of First Nations - BCAFN Lake Babine Nation is third largest Aboriginal Band in British Columbia Lake Babine Administration Office is situated 142 miles West of Prince George, with a total registered membership of over 2,438 [based on 2014 population]