By Alliance CEO Karen Ogen In just a few days, G7 leaders will gather in Alberta’s Kananaskis Country. With ongoing tariff threats and actions and geopolitical instability, it is the perfect backdrop to highlight lower-emission Canadian energy, Indigenous ownership and leadership, and reconciliaction. On June 12, I joined colleagues Crystal Smith (Chief Councillor, Haisla Nation), Andrew …
There’s been good news for two key Indigenous LNG developments, the Haisla Nation’s Cedar LNG and the Nisga’a Nation’s Ksi Lisims LNG, and thus for the benefits to come to their Indigenous stakeholders. But news media have yet to pick up on this aspect: Benefits from those projects for the Haisla and the Nisga’a will …
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Our newsletter: 05 June 2025 BC Hydro’s planned expansion of transmission lines Challenged BC law benefits LNG Two new BC government laws — the Renewable Energy Projects (Streamlined Permitting) Act, Bill 14, and the Infrastructure Projects Act, Bill 15, ran into opposition from some First Nations groups, and BC municipalities. Some Indigenous organizations protested lack …
Two new BC government bills — the Renewable Energy Projects (Streamlined Permitting) Act, Bill 14, and the Infrastructure Projects Act, Bill 15, ran into opposition from some First Nations groups. Some Indigenous organizations decried lack of advance consultation on the proposed laws. But a point that critics miss is that Bill 14 means some benefit …
