Doig River First Nation Elders lead burial ceremony for ancestral remains, share concerns over Site C environmental impacts

Elders of Doig River First Nation (DRFN) led a burial ceremony last month for ancestral remains exhumed from within the Site C reservoir inundation zone. 

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