The CEO of Horizon Wind is saying the people of the Fort William First Nation have been misinformed about the proposed Big Thunder Wind Park. Anthony Zwig released a statement following Monday's public meeting on the reservation and says many of the concerns that citizens who spoke at the meeting have need to be corrected. Zwig says he hopes for a chance to give members proper information in the future. Meanwhile, at least one Band Councilor thinks Horizon may deserve a chance to give its side of the story. Georjann Morriseau says if its what the band members want Horizon should come back because they need all the information to make an informed decision. Morriseau says what the company thinks is consulting isn't the same as what band members think.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Horizon says Fort William First Nation Members were given false info
The CEO of Horizon Wind is saying the people of the Fort William First Nation have been misinformed about the proposed Big Thunder Wind Park. Anthony Zwig released a statement following Monday's public meeting on the reservation and says many of the concerns that citizens who spoke at the meeting have need to be corrected. Zwig says he hopes for a chance to give members proper information in the future. Meanwhile, at least one Band Councilor thinks Horizon may deserve a chance to give its side of the story. Georjann Morriseau says if its what the band members want Horizon should come back because they need all the information to make an informed decision. Morriseau says what the company thinks is consulting isn't the same as what band members think.
