Lake Babine Nation recently held a program for local men. The group learned about empowerment, health, finance and much more. Each day of the program they walked from Island Gospel Church to Spirit Square and back. (Laura Blackwell photo/Lakes District News)

Empowering men

Lake Babine Nation recently held a program for local men. The group learned about empowerment, health, finance and much more. Each day of the program they walked from Island Gospel Church to Spirit Square and back. (Laura Blackwell photo/Lakes District News)

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