A B.C. Interior First Nation is one step closer to holding a woodland license in its traditional territory after signing an agreement with West Fraser.
Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) has signed a joint development agreement with West Fraser to combine local tenure volumes into a single First Nations Woodland License.
WLFN Chief Willie Sellars described the agreement as a positive step towards reconciliation.
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