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Stage set for 2025 BC Natural Resources Forum in Prince George

The 22nd Annual BC Natural Resources Forum is less than a week away.

The theme of this year’s event is BC Natural Resources: Purpose, Partnerships and Prosperity.

“This theme highlights how purpose-driven initiatives, meaningful partnerships, and shared prosperity are interconnected and essential to creating lasting positive impacts in British Columbia and beyond,” said Lheidli T’enneh Chief Dolleen Logan.

“For Lheidli T’enneh – and many other First Nations and communities – these elements pave the way for sustainable opportunities to dream, thrive, and build a prosperous future.”

Logan, along with Premier David Eby, will speak at the Celebrating Natural Resources Banquet on the opening day of the Forum.

The forum takes place January 14th to 16th at the Civic Centre.

A full schedule of events during the forum can be found here.

-files by Darin Bain-MyPGNow

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