Hats off to FortisBC’s planned Phase 2 expansion of its Tilbury LNG plant in Delta for firmly including a role for, and benefits for, the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Indian Band. FortisBC’s commitments to First Nations began with its Statement of Indigenous Principles, developed in 2001 with guidance and input from Indigenous leaders across BC. The company …
Our newsletter, 22 October 2026 CEO on the go Alliance CEO Karen Ogen joined federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson (above) and Indigenous leaders at a roundtable at Fredericton NB, on potential future natural-gas development in New Brunswick. Among the points she made as she spoke of natural-gas and LNG development in BC — and the …
Our newsletter, 08 October 2026: Karen Ogen on cross-Canada streams Alliance CEO Karen Ogen hit social-media channels across Canada as she took part in recent events and videos. Most recently, Karen was featured in a video from Canada Powered by Women, on getting Canada’s major energy projects built, and said: “The biggest piece to me …
From Canada Powered By Women: The path to getting Canada’s major energy projects built runs through Indigenous communities. Watch this video with Karen Ogen, CEO of the First Nations Natural Gas Alliance: https://bit.ly/4Aw5gAS (Posted here 01 October 2026)
By David Keane, veteran LNG executive and special advisor to our Alliance Something significant is happening in Canada’s energy and resource sectors, and I believe it deserves considerably more attention than it has received. Indigenous Energy Monitor’s State of Indigenous Equity Ownership 2026 report that was released in April identified 546 Indigenous-owned energy and resource …
