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Saik'uz First Nation

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office is a daycare. The multiplex community hall is a building for traditional native dancing and annual general meetings (which all members of the community may attend). It is also used for extra-curricular activities like volleyball, basketball, floor hockey, and other social gatherings. Saik'uz First Nation is also home to a local health station, which provides the community with drug and alcohol counseling, parenting programs, and a community kitchen. The reserve also has a volunteer fire hall in case of emergencies, and a convenience store called G&F market. It has a gas bar (Which is closed for the time being) It sold canned goods, pizza, snack foods, and fresh milk as well as locally produced native crafts. There are three water pumps located in various parts of the reserve where community members found water before electricity. Today, water is stored in a Green water tower on the reserve. The reserve also honours its veterans with a memorial park to commemorate their service in the two world wars and the
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house was built by the Stoney Creek Elders' Society on the shore of Nulki Lake. The potlatch house is a large log building that can hold 200–250 people, big enough for weddings, dances, meetings, and education courses. It serves important ceremonial purposes including governance, economy, social
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The Saik'uz First Nation has a number of amenities, including a Band Administration Office where the Chief and Council make decisions on issues like housing, education, and forestry. The new band office is located in the new subdivision, which was previously an elementary school. Beside the band
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is held at the Potlatch House every Wednesday. It was started in the late 1980s by two women from the Saik'uz reserve. Past jackpots have included a truck and cash prizes up to $ 20,000. Other sources of revenue are the campgrounds and boat launch, which hold an annual fishing derby on
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The two largest sources of employment are the forest products industry and the band government. As in many First Nations communities, the unemployment rate is high. The band also operates several businesses.
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Adjacent to the Potlatch House are eight cabins, a shower house, a boat launch, a smoke shack and a workshop. Six year-round staff members keep the campground and Potlatch House running smoothly.
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status, and other spiritual practices. Upstairs are the main hall, a kitchen, and two washrooms. Downstairs are a larger kitchen and several offices.
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was a war hero who became well known for his refusal to accept discrimination on his return from his military service.
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Plants and Medicines of Sophie Thomas: Based on the Traditional Knowledge of Sophie Thomas, Sai'kuz Elder and Healer
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There are currently 21 elders living on reserve. One of the nation's most famous elders was
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Another well-known elder was Sophie Thomas, known for her expertise in herbal medicine.
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The late Celena John was also a prominent leader among the Carrier Sekani people.
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nation whose main community is on a reserve 9 km (6 mi) southwest of
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Saik'uz Whut'en Hubughunek (Stoney Creek Carrier Dictionary)
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Index

Stoney Creek, British Columbia

Dakelh
British Columbia
Carrier-Sekani Tribal Council
http://www.saikuz.ca/

Dakelh
Vanderhoof, British Columbia
Kenney Dam
Carrier Sekani Tribal Council
Korean War
Mary John, Sr
Order of Canada
Dick Patrick
potlatch

Bingo
May Long Weekend
Moran, Bridget
Mary John, Sr.
Moran, Bridget
Saik'uz Carrier Dictionary
First Voices: Saik'uz Carrier Home page
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Carrier Sekani Tribal Council
Nadleh Whut'en First Nation
Nak'azdli Band

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