Lhoosk'uzt'en

Lhoosk’uz is the Dakelh name associated with the Kluskus lakes, west of the upper Fraser River. The Lhoosk’uz Dene lived in this lake country east of their Ulkatcho neighbours, moving through family territories to hunt, fish and gather. These territories, known as keyoh, provided both the material resources and the places to which families held inherited responsibilities. Whitefish figure in the meaning of the lake’s Dakelh name.