Yutuwichan

The Yutuwichan, whose name means “Lake People,” were one of the Sekani groups of the northern interior. Their country extended from the north end of McLeod Lake along the Parsnip and Peace rivers, and west towards the headwaters of the Nation and Manson rivers. Families travelled through these forests and watersheds in search of seasonal resources. The Yutuwichan and neighbouring Tse’khene later gathered at McLeod Lake near the fur-trading post.