Halfway River First Nation — proudly situated on our ancestral territory, 75 km northwest of Fort St. John, BC. We are Dane-Zaa people, honouring our elders, culture, and future together.
Photos from Halfway River First Nation — our land, our culture, our community.
Halfway River First Nation was originally located on the Chowade River. Through relocation into IR 168, we are now situated north of the Halfway River. We take pride in our Dane-Zaa heritage — keeping close ties to our language, traditional practices, and the land.
In the early 1900s, HRFN signed Treaty 8 to preserve our lands and natural resources. We currently have 304 registered members and honour our elders, family, and the land that gives us life.
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