b'LAND MANAGEMENTSOMETHING WONDROUSis Coming By Andrew BrooksT h e m a s s i v e n e wC anthetraditionalvaluesThe two approaches seem as opposite ofFirstNationslandas opposites can be, but a new First Ta z a r e a l e s t a t emanagement be reconciledNations real estate project in Alberta with the drivers of mainstreamaims to prove that the two can comple-d e v e l o p m e n t o nreal estate development? Onment each other. What is required is a the one hand, you have the notions ofsolid, mutually respectful approach to Ts t nN a t i o nrespectful use, community involvement,business partnership. l a n d p r o m i s e s t olong-term stewardship of the land and acknowledgement of the sacrednessThe project in question is Taza. It sits on s e t a b e n c h m a r kand interconnectedness of all livingthe land of Albertas Tstn Nation, things. On the other hand, there ison the southwest border of Calgary, f o r F i r s t N a t i o ntherelentlessfocusonamassiveand to date, it is one of the largest scale, commercial viability, return onFirst Nations real estate developments d e v e l o p m e n t investment and quick payback.in North America. When completed, 16A CCAB PUBLICATION2022'