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Recent Wet'suwet'en News

December 10, 2018

Employment opportunity - ANABIP Frontline Workers - Prince George, Burns Lake and Vancouver

November 26, 2018

2017/2018 Wet’suwet’en Treaty Office Audited Statements

November 26, 2018

2017/2018

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Wet'suwet'en Clans

  • Gilseyhu (Big Frog)
  • Laksilyu (Small Frog)
  • Gitdumden (Wolf/Bear)
  • Laksamshu (Fireweed)
  • Tsayu (Beaver clan)

Word of the Day

Anïh

What it means: "Come here"

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Upcoming Events

  • Chief Meetings
  • Chief Meeting/Xmas Luncheon

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"We are proud, progressive Wet’suwet’en dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of our culture, traditions and territories; working as one for the betterment of all."