Saik'uz First Nation is a community of approximately 400 with an additional 600 members living throughout British Columbia and Canada. Its traditional territory is located near the geographical centre of BC, with the leading community situated on the east end of Nulki Lake, 14 kilometres south of the town of Vanderhoof. A member of the greater Dakelh (Carrier) Nation, Saik'uz derives its name from the Dakelh word meaning "on the sand", which refers to the sandy soil on which the main community is settled. Saik'uz has a rich tradition of trapping, hunting, fishing, and medicine, and is currently working to revitalize its language in-community and to develop sustainable economic and cultural growth.
In response to the ongoing pandemic, the Saik'uz First Nation Band Office, Daycare, and Elders Centre are closed. If you need to access a service provided by one of our offices, please call the Band Office at 250-567-9293 to book a telephone or virtual appointment with one of our staff.
The Health Centre is open by appointment only. If you have a health related concern, please contact the Health Centre at 250-567-9773.
We thank everyone for their understanding and cooperation.
135 Joseph St Vanderhoof, British Columbia
V0J 3A1
Ph: 250.567.9293
Toll-free: 1-866-567-9293
Monday – Friday 8:30 – 4:00