In their March newsletter, the Ontario Professional Foresters Association (OPFA) featured a profile on Stevie Rae Luzzi. Since joining the team at Wahkohtowin Development in May 2024, Stevie has become a familiar face in the community. Her role as a Registered Professional Forester allows her to support local initiatives and contribute to a positive impact.

From October 5th to 8th, 2025, Stevie and Carly attended the Canadian Institute of Forestry (CIF) National Conference in Anemki Wequedong (Thunder Bay). Under the theme Finding Opportunity in Complexity, the conference explored the interconnectedness of forest fire management, biodiversity conservation, Indigenous stewardship, and socio-economic considerations in forestry. 

In a powerful act of cultural revitalization and community healing, Wahkohtowin Development GP Inc. has partnered with Chapleau High School to support and facilitate monthly Women’s Full Moon Ceremonies- an initiative rooted in traditional teachings, community connection, and Indigenous women’s sacred roles. The full moon is a time when women are especially connected to their life-giving roles, their responsibilities to water, and their shared energy as caregivers, protectors