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B.C.'s biggest wildfire is burning through the traditional territories of three First Nations, destroying everything from hunting grounds to cultural landmarks.
Peace region landowners and residents were given the opportunity to voice their concerns about Treaty Land Sharing Networks on Wednesday.
The wildfire burning in northeastern B.C. was sparked by lightning almost two months ago and has grown to be the largest in B.C.'s recorded history.
A special committee of the whole meeting will be held by the Peace River Regional District on Wednesday to cover the two agenda items deferred earlier in June.
Four Treaty 8 First Nations have withdrawn their request for support on the Land Sharing Network from the Peace River Regional District (PRRD), believing the concept has caused division in the region.