Sik-E-Dakh, also known as Glen Vowell, is a proud Gitxsan community located in the picturesque Skeena Country of northwestern British Columbia. Nestled west of the Skeena River, between Hazelton and Kispiox, Sik-E-Dakh reflects its Gitxsanimx name, meaning "Bright Lights Behind Mountain."

 

Our language, Gitxsanimx, is central to our identity and heritage, and we are committed to preserving and revitalizing it for future generations.

 

Community Overview:

• Reserve Land Area: 632.70 hectares

• Regional Office: Skeena (Smithers), British Columbia

• Governance Structure: Indian Act

 

Leadership:

• Chief: Tony Sampare

• Council Members: Brandon Campbell, Jennifer Sampare, Robert Sampson, Laurie Woods

 

Address:
R.R. #1, Site J, Comp. 43
Hazelton, BC
V0J 1Y0

 

Sik-E-Dakh is a small but resilient community that is dedicated to fostering a healthy, safe, and sustainable future. Grounded in our Gitxsan values and traditions, we embrace positive growth and development while honoring our unique culture and language.