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  Kwadacha

  Prince George-Peace River. The community is home to Kwadacha First Nation, a Sekani First Nation but a member of the Kaska Dena tribal council. The area

  Sekani members spoke the Sekani language. Kwadacha First Nation (formerly called ‘Fort Ware Indian Band’, the First Nation are Sekani and Kaska Dena. The main
  Kaska Nation Kaska Nations, three are located in British Columbia. These are the Lower Post First Nation (also referred to as the Daylu Dena Council), the Kwadacha First
  List of generating stations in British Columbia Infrastructure. Retrieved 29 April 2018. "Wood chips help power Kwadacha First Nation, cutting carbon emissions". www.bchydro.com. Archived from the original
  Kaska Dena Columbia (Dease River First Nation) Lower Post, British Columbia near Watson Lake (Kaska Nation) The Kwadacha First Nation (Fort Ware) belongs to the Kaska

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  Kwadacha Nation | Past and Present

  past & present Kwadacha Nation Shòwà’ nuk’ùnunusta It is nice to see you again! The Kwadacha Nation (Tsek’ene) is commonly known as Fort Ware. Kwadacha is…

  Our Nation | Kwadacha Nation The Kwadacha Nation (Tsek’ene) is commonly known as Fort Ware. Kwadacha is located 570 km North of Prince George BC at the confluence of the Fox, the Kwad…
  Visit Us | Kwadacha Nation Visit Us Be Safe and Plan Ahead! Safety Information Be Safe Review safety tips Make sure you check out the Hunting Safety page to be fully prepared for y…
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  Kwadacha First Nations Archives | The Narwhal

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  Kwadacha First Nation | Warrior Publications

  Blog Archives PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — A 51-year-old woman has been ordered by a British Columbia judge to serve a conditional sentence in the community for…