By Ed Hitchins, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Energeticcity.ca FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. \u2014 Further discussion surrounding Doig River First Nation\u2019s Land Use plans were the topic of lunch last week. The First Nation hosted a luncheon at the Northern Grand Hotel in Fort St. John, with an assist from the city\u2019s Chamber of Commerce. The presentation about DRFN\u2019s land use plan and K\u2019ih tsaa?dze Tribal Park were the focus of the meeting following the public World Cafe event in January. DRFN Chief Trevor Makadahay said the key to the land plan\u2019s success was finding a balance between industry and DRFN\u2019s overall goals for land development. \u201cMisinformation can get out there,\u201d said Makadahay. \u201cWe want to work with our neighbours. \u00a0So we can do this together, for our children and yours.\u201d… <\/p>\n
By Ed Hitchins, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Energeticcity.ca FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. \u2014 Further discussion surrounding Doig River First Nation\u2019s Land Use plans were the topic of lunch last week. The First Nation hosted a luncheon at the Northern Grand Hotel in Fort St. John, with an assist from the city\u2019s Chamber of Commerce. The presentation about DRFN\u2019s land use plan and K\u2019ih tsaa?dze Tribal Park were the focus of the meeting following the public World Cafe event in January. DRFN Chief Trevor Makadahay said the key to the land plan\u2019s success was finding a balance between industry and DRFN\u2019s overall goals for land development. \u201cMisinformation can get out there,\u201d said Makadahay. \u201cWe want to work with our neighbours. \u00a0So we can do this together, for our children and yours.\u201d... <\/p>\n