By Tom Summer  Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Doig River First Nation is continuing development of an urban reserve in Dawson Creek. Chief Trevor Makadahay and Band Manager Shona Nelson appeared as a delegation during the City of Dawson Creek’s March 25 council meeting to answer questions about the project. Makadahay said the urban reserve is an opportunity to build relationships with the Dawson Creek community, and noted they’re looking to host open houses and world cafes for the general public to provide information and foster understanding of their plans. 10.4 acres have been set aside in Dawson Creek for the urban reserve. A trading post or gas station were previously noted as potential uses for the land, with the nation open to seeing what business needs or services the community

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