Xatsull First Nation

Xatsull First Nation is an Indigenous community located on the edge of the Fraser River just north of Williams Lake, British Columbia. Xatsull First Nation consists of over 400 members who are a part of a larger group of British Columbias Interior Salish people known as the Secwepemc. The Interior Salish occupy the south central region of the Province and are comprised of four separate nations known as the Statimc (Lillooet), Nlakapamux (Thompson), Siylx (Okanagan) and Secwepemc (Shuswap). The Secwepemc Nation is the largest and northernmost Interior Salish group. They have occupied the region for thousands of years prior to...

Soda creek health station,treaty/natural resources,chief & council | band administration,xatsull cultural hall,xatsull community kitchen,xatsull physical services,health & wellness,education,economic development,social development,training & employment,and xatsull community foodbank

Xatsull first nation operates in the Government administration industry.

Xatsull first nation's revenue is 11m - 100m

Xatsull first nation has 11 - 50 employees.