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Stellat’en First Nation

Stellako is located 160 kilometers west of Prince George, BC and have fertile land between Fraser Lake and Vanderhoof at the confluence between two rivers: the Stellaquo and Endako.

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The community of Stellako is located 160 kilometers west of Prince George, B.C. Stellat’en (people of Stella) has existed since time immemorial. The fertile land between Fraser Lake and Vanderhoof is the basin of glacial Lake. Stellaquo is located at the confluence between two rivers: the Stellaquo and Endako. Stellaquo River is world renowned trout fishing location…

In pre contact era there was a natural cycle of life. The yearly flood plains would come and go with the weather patterns. The winters were harsh. The wild life was in abundance. There was no mystery to living healthy and surviving it was just done according to the laws of our ancestors. Father Morice suggests there were close to 39,000 carrier people living at that time. In the past carrier people were semi-nomadic. Stella may have been summer fishing station

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