Tsekani

The Tse’khene, known in English as Sekani, lived among the lakes and wooded valleys of the northern interior. Around McLeod and Carp lakes, families travelled in small groups, hunting and following food resources through the seasons. Trails led west towards Stuart Lake and north into the watersheds of the Finlay and Nation rivers. The fur trade brought a post to McLeod Lake, where Tse’khene and Yutuwichan people came to trade.