Halfway River First Nation

Located in northeastern British Columbia, northwest of Fort St. John, and home to both the Beaver Indian Tribe and Anishinabe Indian Tribe (they may claim no Anishinabek live there but they do), the halfway river first nation has a total of at least one Reserve in that region of British Columbia. Their history is one in which the Anishinabek had subjugated the Beaver Indians, probably as long ago as 1,000 years. Their leaders signed treaty 8. The size of the Reserve is? The population of the Beaver and Anishinabek of this First Nation is 227.