Our Logo Story Our logo represents our traditional and forward-thinking values coming together. Natural elements important to our Cree and Beaver cultures are illustrated using clean lines and bold colo u rs, signa l ling a new direction and bright future for our Nation.

Our new logo represents our traditional and forward-thinking values coming together. Natural elements important to our Cree and Beaver cultures are illustrated using clean lines and bold colours – signaling a new direction and bright future for our Nation. Sun Represents the signing of our treaty by our

BUICK, B.C., March 8, 2023 – Blueberry River First Nations (Blueberry) has unveiled its new brand, which includes a modern logo and a new website: blueberryfn.com. The new brand elements symbolize Blueberry’s traditional and cultural way of life, while the new website is an important tool for communicating developments and updates to ...

BRFN Responds to Provincial Approval of NEBC Connector Project Blueberry River First Nations (Blueberry) Council is pleased to have worked with NorthRiver Midstream Inc. (NorthRiver) and regulators towards the recently fast-tracked provincial …

Blueberry River First Nations (BRFN) is a signatory of Treaty 8. The treaty was first signed in 1899, and the Nation signed adhesion to Treaty 8 in 1900. Located 80 km northwest of Fort St. John in northeastern British Columbia, the Nation has both Beaver and Cree cultural groups that exist together, forming one community.

Blueberry River Resources Ltd. (BRR) has been created as an independent entity to advance Blueberry River First Nations' (BRFN) economic priorities and provide opportunities for sustainability and self-sufficiency for its Members now and for generations to come.

Public Works and Housing oversees all capital projects and services relating to the maintenance and repair of BRFN-owned facilities. This department is comprised of staff with experience in repairing plumbing, appliances, minor electrical issues, infrastructure, drywall, and furnaces, as well as minor carpentry projects.

BRFN Restoration staff identify, implement, and monitor culturally appropriate ecological restoration throughout the territory. Our work is guided by a community-driven restoration framework using a two-eyed seeing approach.

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Our new logo represents our traditional and forward-thinking values coming together. Natural elements important to our Cree and Beaver cultures are illustrated using clean lines and bold colours – signaling a new direction and bright future for our Nation. Sun The vivid gold and circular shape is symbolic of the